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Culture and Governance
Read about the FCA's work on culture and governance, including details of how to get involved. -
2016 Disclosure Log
The aim of the FCA's Disclosure Log is to keep information that it has released under the Freedom of Information Act and which it thinks is of wider public interest. Find the Disclosure Log for 2016. -
Keeping up with the credit sector: the FCA’s view on the market today
Speech by Jonathan Davidson, Director of Supervision – retail and authorisations at the FCA, at Credit Summit in London. -
Sustainability
But nevertheless this behaviour happened, and was allowed to happen, by poor systems and controls. ... Long-term business sustainability depends on an open, transparent and flexible risk-responsive culture. -
FCA proposes new measures to maintain firms’ focus on culture
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will mark six months since the implementation of the Senior Managers’ and Certification Regime by providing feedback on implementation so far and proposing measures to further strengthen the regime. The -
Our Risk Outlook 2014
Our Risk Outlook sets out our approach to assessing risks to our objectives. It analyses the fundamental causes of risk and how these affect the financial services market and its participants. -
From Zeroes to Heroes: How culture in financial services can change for everyone’s benefit
Speech by Emily Shepperd, FCA Chief Operating Officer and ED Authorisations, delivered at the Culture and Conduct Forum for the Financial Services Industry. -
Market Watch 76
Newsletter on market conduct and transaction reporting issues, October 2023. -
Looking ahead to 2014
Speech by Martin Wheatley, Chief Executive of the FCA, at the ICI Global Trading and Market Structure Conference. This is the text of the speech as drafted, which may differ from the delivered version. -
Fair treatment of customers
All firms must be able to show consistently that fair treatment of customers is at the heart of their business model. Learn more about what is expected. -
The regulatory challenge
consumer understanding is poor; where there is substantial consumer inertia; where consumers have behavioural biases; and where providers are not significantly differentiated and some markets are not sufficiently competitive. ... A much stronger, and