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Transition from LIBOR
The interest rate benchmark LIBOR is expected to cease after end-2021. Firms must transition to alternative rates before this date. Find out more about ongoing transition initiatives and actions the FCA is taking to facilitate the transition. -
Gabriel reporting
Gabriel is the FCA's online system for collecting and storing regulatory data from firms. Log in to Gabriel, submit regulatory data and access Gabriel online training. -
Benchmark administrator applications and equivalence notifications
Find out how to get authorised or registered as a UK benchmark administrator. -
Abnormal Trading Volume Ratio
In the FCA's 2018/19 Annual Report it published a new measure of market cleanliness – the Abnormal Trading Volume ratio (ATV). -
UK Securities Financing Transactions Regulation (UK SFTR)
The UK Securities Financing Transactions Regulation (SFTR) introduces requirements to improve transparency and monitor the risks associated with the securities financing transactions market. -
LIBOR transition: getting my firm ready
LIBOR is expected to stop after 2021 and firms must transition to alternative rates ahead of this. We explain what flexible firms need to know about LIBOR transition. -
FCA Connect
FCA Connect is our user management system for you to submit applications and notifications. Use it to notify us about approved persons or suspicious transactions or apply for MiFID II. -
How to register for RegData
Find out how to register for RegData, our new data collection platform which will replace Gabriel. -
Cryptoassets: AML/CTF regime: Register with the FCA
From 10 January 2020, the FCA will be the anti-money laundering and counter terrorist financing (AML/CTF) supervisor of UK cryptoassets businesses under the Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) -
UK AIFMs
If you are an Alternative Investment Fund Manager (AIFM) you must be authorised (full-scope AIFM) or registered if you manage Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) with assets under management below certain thresholds. Sub-threshold AIFMs may not