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Mortgage Charter uptake data
The FCA provides the latest quarterly data from firms who have signed up to the Government’s Mortgage Charter. -
Archived data
Find FCA data published before 2018. -
Information on lifetime mortgages - August 2021
The FCA provides information on how many lifetime mortgages were rebroked to a new lender by year and month. -
About LIBOR transition
The interest rate benchmark LIBOR is being wound down. Firms must take appropriate action to transition to alternative rates -
Financially vulnerable customers’ thematic review: key findings
This review follows our report Mortgage lenders’ arrears management and forbearance (TR14/3, February 2014). -
FG24/2: Finalised Guidance for firms supporting their existing mortgage borrowers impacted by the rising cost of living [pdf]
This updated guidance does not impose new expectations or requirements on firms. The purpose of this guidance is to ensure firms are clear about the effect of the FCA's rules and the range of options they have to support their customers including -
Transparency
The FCA sets out to be as open and accountable as possible, so it can be scrutinised by consumers, firms and Parliament. To do this the FCA publishes information about regulated firms and individuals, or it requires firms and individuals to do so. -
Product sales data: performance data FAQs
Product sales data: new mortgage requirements: performance data FAQs -
Annual Percentage Rate of Charge (APRC) calculations
Update (June 2023) for firms which clarifies and confirms expectations of our MCOB rules. -
New mortgage rules come into force
Borrowers should also have greater certainty about whether they can afford their mortgage both now and in the event of future interest rate rises. ... We do not want to see mortgage lending return to the practices of the past where people were taking out