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FCA provides guidance to firms on maintaining access to cash for customers
The FCA wants to ensure that firms treat their customers fairly when closing a branch or ATM, including considering what alternatives they can provide their customers. -
FCA tells lenders to support consumers struggling with the cost of living
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is today writing to more than 3,500 lenders to remind them of the standards they should meet as consumers across the country are affected by the rising cost of living. With household bills expected to continue -
Acting flexibly and treating customers fairly in the face of a pandemic
Speech on the FCA’s priorities for the credit market, by Jonathan Davidson, Executive Director of Supervision – Retail and Authorisations. -
Consumer Duty implementation: good practice and areas for improvement
What firms are doing well and what they could do better. -
Coronavirus (Covid-19): Information for firms on working with consumers and clients
Information for firms on the impact of coronavirus on consumers, including access to cash, accessing restricted savings and handling consumer claims. -
Operational resilience insights for insurance firms
Our rules come into force on 31 March 2022. Use these insights to review your firm’s approach and consider what actions you need to take. -
FCA announces support for customers who are struggling to pay their mortgage due to coronavirus
FCA announces proposals to support customers struggling to pay their mortgage due to coronavirus (Covid-19). -
Firm handling of complaints during coronavirus
Find out about how firms should handle complaints during coronavirus. -
Initial Coin Offerings
Consumer warning about the risks of Initial Coin Offerings (‘ICOs’) -
Claims handling lessons learned from business interruption insurance
The FCA sets out the findings from its review assessing how firms handled Business Interruption (BI) insurance claims following the Supreme Court’s judgment on the BI test case, including examples of good practices and areas where firms have