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FCA Decision Notice 2016: Andrew Tinney [pdf]
This decision notice refers to breaches of APER 1 and FIT related to culture/governance, failing to be open and co-operative and a lack of fitness/propriety in the wealth management and private banking sector. Our view is that a public censure and -
Financial Lives 2022 survey
Find out more about the Financial Lives 2022 survey including the FCA's published reports and data. -
Decision Notice 2023: Nailesh Manubhai Teraiya [pdf]
This Decision Notice refers to breaches of APER 1 related to a trading strategy which resulted in unlawful tax reclaims in the trading firms sector. Our view is that a financial penalty and prohibition should be imposed. -
Information on data breaches by category - June 2021
The FCA provides information on data breaches by category up to the end of March 2021. -
Unfair contract terms library
The FCA's work on unfair contract terms including past undertakings, agreements and other publications. -
Decision Notice 2022: Carillion (in liquidation) [pdf]
The Decision Notice (Carillion (in liquidation)) refers to breaches of the Market Abuse Regulations and Listing Rules, within the issuer’s sector. Our view is that a public censure should be imposed. -
Decision Notice 2022: Richard John Howson [pdf]
The Decision Notice (Richard John Howson) refers to knowing concern in breaches of the Market Abuse Regulations and Listing Rules, in the issuer’s sector. Our view is that a financial penalty should be imposed. -
Decision Notice 2023: Banque Havilland SA [pdf]
This Decision Notice (Banque Havilland SA) refers to breach of Principle 1 related to failing to conduct its business with integrity in the private banking sector. Our view is that a financial penalty of £10,000,000 should be imposed. -
Decision Notice 2023: David Edward Weller [pdf]
This Decision Notice (David Edward Weller) refers to breach of Conduct Rule 1 (COCON 2.1.1R) related to failing to act with integrity in the private banking sector. Our view is that a financial penalty of £54,000 and prohibition should be imposed. -
Chairman’s speech
Speech by FCA Chairman, John Griffith-Jones, at the Annual Public Meeting, London. This is the text of the speech as drafted, which may differ from the delivered version.