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Our Strategy 2022 to 2025
Our expectations for financial services over the next three years and how we'll measure our performance. -
UK regulators, government and other bodies
Find out more about the UK agencies, government departments and other regulators we cooperate closely with. -
Data strategy 2020
The data strategy sets out the FCA's vision for 2024 and how it will make better use of its data and analytics to transform how it regulates and delivers its Mission. -
Experienced professionals
Find out what we look for in candidates, learn about the wide range of benefits available to our employees and access resources to support your application. -
Our approach to supervision
Our approach to supervision sets out how we carry out our regulatory oversight. It is designed to help firms, consumers and markets understand how we work, and fulfil our accountability to Parliament and to the public. -
Advisory Group on open finance
We set up the Advisory Group on Open Finance to discuss the potential of extending Open Banking data-sharing to a wider range of financial products. -
Building better foundations in AI
Speech by Jessica Rusu, FCA Chief Data, Information and Intelligence Officer, at The Alan Turing Institute’s Framework for Responsible Adoption of Artificial Intelligence in the Financial Services Industry event. -
Defined benefit pension transfers
Read about the FCA's work in defined benefit (DB) transfers to date and the continued supervision in this area. -
Regulating in a recovery
Speech by John-Griffith Jones, FCA Chairman, at the CASS Business School, London. This is the text of the speech as drafted, which may differ from the delivered version. -
Leading the Way on Regulation
Speech delivered by Karina McTeague, Director of General Insurance and Conduct Specialists Supervision, at the British Insurance Brokers' Association (BIBA) Conference 2019. -
The FCA’s and PSR’s joint approach to Access to Cash
For many people cash continues to be a vital way of making payments, despite the changes brought by Covid 19. As High Streets prepare to re-open, more shops will rely on the availability of cash and the ability to access banking services such as