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Our Mission
Our Mission publication is available via the National Archives - it has been superseded by our 3-year Strategy. -
Remote or hybrid working: FCA expectations for firms
It's likely many firms will continue new ways of working. The FCA sets out expectations so they can meet regulatory responsibilities. -
Unregulated Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) firms becoming authorised
Prior to the UK leaving the EU, EEA-based firms were able to operate in the UK without our direct authorisation. -
Maintaining market confidence: an update on Brexit
Speech delivered by Nausicaa Delfas, Executive Director of International at the City and Financial: 3rd UK Financial Services Brexit Summit -
An update on our approach to authorisation and our Brexit preparations
Speech by Sarah Rapson, Director, Authorisations at the Association of Professional Compliance Consultants (APCC) Autumn Conference. -
Report fee tariff data
Read FCA guidance on how to fill in your online tariff data forms and provide information about your firm that will help calculate annual fees for the next financial year. -
Key requirements of firms
Firms should have prioritised these key requirements following the end of the transition period. -
Landing slots for funds in temporary marketing permissions regime
The process of exiting the temporary marketing permissions regime (TMPR) and the notification of landing slots is still under review. Find out what UCITS operators should do. -
Countdown to consumer credit takeover
Speech by Christopher Woolard, Director of Policy, Risk and Research, the FCA, at Frontier Economics, London. -
CP18/29: Temporary permissions regime for inbound firms and funds
The temporary permissions regime will allow EEA firms and funds to continue regulated business in the UK, if the UK leaves the EU in March 2019 without an implementation period in place. This consultation paper sets out how we expect the regime to -
Service standards 2019/20
The FCA measures its performance using service standards. These are the levels of performance that it aims to meet when carrying out its regulatory functions. This service standards analysis is for 2019/20.