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Financial crime
Integrity of the UK's financial markets requires the FCA to ensure firms have effective systems and controls to detect, prevent and deter financial crime. Learn from good and poor examples and browse our guide to financial crime. -
Financial Crime: analysis of firms’ 2017-2020 REP-CRIM data
The FCA provides analysis of the annual financial crime data return (REP-CRIM) submissions for the 3 reporting periods between 2017-2020. -
Bribery and corruption
Your firm should be vigilant about bribery and corruption. Read more on the steps you can take. -
Fraud
Fraud falls within the FCA's objective of reducing the risk of financial crime and also affects our consumer protection objectives. Find out more about our approach. -
Financial Crime: analysis of firms’ data
The FCA has published its first financial crime survey of over 2,000 UK firms, across the financial sector. The survey gives a collective view of the activity being undertaken by firms in the UK to combat financial crime across the industry. -
TR13/3 - Banks’ control of financial crime risks in trade finance
We undertake thematic projects to assess current and future risks in relation to a particular issue or product. This may be across a number of firms, within a specific part of the sector, or at market level. -
GC13/3 Examples of good and poor practice in ‘Banks’ control of financial crime risks in trade finance’
This proposed guidance relates to the following rule(s) in the FCA Handbook. -
FG14/5 - Examples of good and poor practice in ‘Banks’ control of financial crime risks in trade finance
In July 2013, we consulted on examples of good and poor practice in ‘Banks’ control of financial crime risks in trade finance’. We proposed to include these examples in Financial crime: a guide for firms, our regulatory guidance, which sets -
The FCA holds key conference on financial crime
Review announced into how UK banks control money laundering, terrorist financing and sanctions risks in trade finance. -
Market abuse requires a dynamic response to a changing risk profile
financial crime and therefore the necessary interplay between your financial crime and market abuse systems and controls. ... connectivity of surveillance tools, STORs and financial crime systems and controls – we can trigger a helpful industry response