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FCA launches review of the Credit Information Market
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today launched a market study to examine how the credit information market operates and the impact it has on consumers. -
Other interventions
What the FCA is doing to assess creditworthiness, address harm in motor finance, study the credit information market, review the Consumer Credit Act and consider alternatives to high-cost credit. -
The FCA fines Moneybarn £2.77m for unfair treatment of customers in arrears
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today imposed a fine of £2.77 million on car finance provider, Moneybarn Ltd (Moneybarn), for not treating customers fairly when they fell behind with loan repayments while in financial difficulties, -
Borrowers in financial difficulty (BiFD) project – supporting those facing payment difficulties due to coronavirus – interim findings
In March 2021, we launched the BiFD project to ensure firms continue to support borrowers in financial difficulty. As part of this work, we have been monitoring, gathering insight and acting where we have identified concerns at individual firms. -
The growth of the UK credit card market
Speech by Martin Wheatley, Chief Executive, the FCA, at Credit Today's Credit Summit, London. This is the text of the speech as drafted, which may differ from the delivered version. -
Consumer Duty implementation: good practice and areas for improvement
What firms are doing well and what they could do better. -
Firm handling of complaints during coronavirus
Find out about how firms should handle complaints during coronavirus. -
Claims handling lessons learned from business interruption insurance
The FCA sets out the findings from its review assessing how firms handled Business Interruption (BI) insurance claims following the Supreme Court’s judgment on the BI test case, including examples of good practices and areas where firms have -
FCA censures Lighthouse Advisory Services Limited for serious failings in relation to the British Steel Pension Scheme and £23m paid out in redress
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has censured Lighthouse Advisory Services Limited for the unsuitable advice given during the period 1 April 2015 to 30 April 2019 to people looking to transfer out of defined benefit pension schemes, including -
Rent-to-own provider BrightHouse to provide over £14.8 million in redress to around 249,000 customers
Following engagement with the FCA, BrightHouse has committed to pay over £14.8 million (in the form of cash payments and balance adjustments) to 249,000 customers in respect of 384,000 agreements for lending which may not have been affordable and