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Payment protection insurance
Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) was often mis-sold to customers. Find out more about the deadline for PPI complaints, and how to protect yourself from scams. -
Complaints fall by 5%: PPI, current accounts and general insurance still most complained about products
The latest complaints data published by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) shows financial services firms received 2,358,732 new complaints between January and June 2014. -
Complaints data
The FCA publishes details of the complaints received by banks, insurers, lenders and other firms, and what those complaints were about. View the latest data and the most complained about firms and financial products. -
Regulatory reporting
Find out more about the type of reports you should be sending us to comply with our regulatory requirements. -
Leaseholder buildings insurance
Increases in buildings insurance premiums have led to higher costs for some leaseholders. Find out about your rights if you’ve been affected by these increased costs. -
Authorisation
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Consumer Duty resources
Find publications about the introduction of the Consumer Duty including news, speeches and podcasts. -
2013 fines
Fines published during the calendar year ending December 2013. -
FSA - GC11/26 [pdf]
This guidance is likely to be of most relevance to Firms who provide or distribute short-term payment protection products (in particular short term income protection or debt freeze/debt waiver), or who are considering doing so. -
FSA - CP10/6 [pdf]
Consultation FSA - CP10/6 - The FSA's Consultation paper CP10/6 is entitled 'The assessment and redress of payment protection insurance complaints; feedback on CP 09/23 and further consultation'. It was published in March 2010 and the period for -
FSA - GC12/11 [pdf]
We have developed this guidance to help firms identify and manage the risks from incentive schemes. The guidance sets out a number of ways, but not the only ways, firms can comply with the relevant requirements set out in the FSA Handbook.