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Compliance reporting: banks
Find out more about reporting for banks, building societies and designated investment firms. -
Lenders to pay out up to £47m in redress to borrowers in difficulty
We are consulting on proposals to incorporate the temporary coronavirus tailored support guidance (TSG) for credit and mortgages into the Handbook on a permanent basis. -
Persistency reports: insurance companies
Insurance companies with permission to carry out life policies, must send us a persistency report by 30 April each year, in line with SUP16.8. Learn more on submitting a report. -
Client asset reports
All regulated investment firms (with limited exceptions set out in SUP 3.1) have to send us an annual report. Learn more about what to include and how to submit it. -
Training and competence
Our training and competence regime makes sure the financial services workforce is appropriately qualified and well regulated. -
FS20/9: Further support for consumers impacted by coronavirus: feedback on draft guidance and rules (personal loans, credit cards and overdrafts)
This feedback statement affects firms that provide credit cards (including store cards and catalogue credit), personal loans and overdrafts. -
The FCA's response to COVID-19 and expectations for 2020
Speech by Megan Butler, Executive Director of Supervision – Investment, Wholesale and Specialists at the FCA, delivered at PIMFA’s Virtual Festival. -
Close links
Close links requirements are part of our work to ensure firms are not used for financial crime and preserve the stability of the financial system. Find out how to report close links. -
FCA confirms new rules for P2P platforms
Following consultation, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is introducing rules designed to prevent harm to investors, without stifling innovation in the peer-to-peer (P2P) sector. When the FCA set its first rules for P2P, it committed to keep -
Supporting consumers in challenging times
Speech by Sheldon Mills, Executive Director, Consumers and Competition, delivered at the Building Societies Annual Conference