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Reporting requirements: payment service providers and e-money issuers
The FCA provides the information and data we need from you to meet your regular reporting requirements, including details on how to submit your report. -
Changes to the Regulated Activities Order
The Treasury’s investment advice requirements give firms more scope to provide information to customers on financial products and services. Read our summary of the requirements. -
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REP025 data item: FAQs
Find out more about how to complete REP025, for on-going reporting of complaints and revenue data by principal firms on their appointed representatives (ARs) and introducer appointed representatives (IARs). -
FCA Innovation explainer video transcript [pdf]
Transcript of video explaining the FCA's 3 innovation services open to regulated and non-regulated firms including tech providers. -
Using Connect to submit EMIR notifications and applications
All counterparties must register on the FCA Connect system in order to submit European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) notifications and applications. We explain the submission process. -
Mortgage Lending and Administration Return (MLAR) statistics: Long run summary tables [xlsx]
Mortgage lenders and administrators submit a Mortgage Lending and Administration Return (MLAR) each quarter to the FCA and Bank of England, providing data on their mortgage lending activities. These summary tables show Residential loans to -
Mortgage Lending and Administration Return (MLAR) statistics: Long run detailed tables [xlsx]
Mortgage lenders and administrators submit a Mortgage Lending and Administration Return (MLAR) each quarter to the FCA and Bank of England, providing data on their mortgage lending activities. These detailed tables show Residential loans to -
Market abuse
Behaviour such as insider dealing and market manipulation can amount to market abuse. Find out more about the safeguards firms must have in place. -
MLAR statistics June 2013 - part I summary [xlsx]
Mortgage lenders and administrators submit a Mortgage Lending and Administration Return (MLAR) each quarter to the FCA and Bank of England, providing data on their mortgage lending activities. These summary tables show Residential loans to