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FCA Warning List of unauthorised firms
Search our Warning List to find details of unauthorised firms and individuals that we’re aware of, that aren’t allowed to operate in the UK. -
FSA CP13/8: Publishing information about warning notices
This consultation paper sets out our proposals on how the FCA will publish information about the subject-matter of a warning notice if it considers it to be appropriate. -
FSA - CP13/8 Publishing information about warning notices [pdf]
Consultation FSA - CP13/8 - This consultation paper (CP) sets out our proposals on how the FCA will publish information about the subject-matter of a warning notice if it considers it to be appropriate. -
Information on redress awarded under restitution orders - August 2021
The FCA provides information on the amount of redress awarded under restitution orders as a result of the FCA's work on scams. -
Primary Market Bulletin 46
This edition covers Article 10 UK MAR and ESG stewardship and TCFD-aligned disclosures: sponsor procedures. -
Participate in FCA website user testing
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Innovation Pathways
Innovation Pathways can help if you have questions about regulation and how it applies to your innovative product. Find out more and how to apply. -
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We publish a wide range of publications: consultations, policy papers, decision-making documents, research and other useful information. Find out more about the types of documents available. -
Personal data and FCA news, events and groups
Find out how and why the FCA uses personal data to communicate FCA news and events, including its newsletters. -
Statutory notices issued by the RDC
Find out more about warning notices and decision notices issued by the Regulatory Decisions Committee (RDC), the documents you’ll receive if you get one, and how to respond. -
FCA bans and fines James Lewis £120,300 for putting investors at risk
James Lewis, the former CEO of Shard Capital Partners, has been fined £120,300 and banned by the FCA.