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The risks of token regulation
Speech by Charles Randell, Chair of the FCA and PSR, to the Cambridge International Symposium on Economic Crime -
FCA and PSR respond to announcement from Cash Action Group (CAG)
We respond to the Cash Action Group’s (CAG) announcement that retail banks and building societies will create an independent body to assess the needs of local communities and direct cash solutions. -
CP21/13: A new Consumer Duty
We consult on a Consumer Duty that would set clearer and higher expectations for firms’ standards of care towards customers -
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. -
Regulatory priorities for retail banking
Speech delivered by Karina McTeague, Director of Retail Banking Supervision at the FCA, at the Westminster Business Forum on retail banking and payments. -
Maturing dormant Child Trust Fund accounts
Information for Child Trust Fund (CTF) providers on the treatment of dormant accounts at maturity, including legislative changes and how to apply for a modification by consent if a client can’t be contacted. -
High-cost credit review
The FCA's detailed, wide-ranging review has resulted in measures which will protect some of the most vulnerable consumers. -
Agile regulation and planning for success
Speech by Emily Shepperd, FCA Chief Operating Officer and ED Authorisations, delivered at CISI/The Financial Planning Conference 2022 -
FCA makes it easier for people to compare bank accounts
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today published final rules which will require providers of personal current accounts and business current accounts to publish information that will help customers to compare the service they could receive -
FCA challenges firms to review approach to consumer vulnerability
Research published by the FCA reveals that some vulnerable consumers seeking help from financial providers are meeting ‘a computer says no’ approach, putting them at risk of further detriment