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Final notice 2016: Peter Francis Johnson [pdf]
This final notice refers to breaches of APER 1, APER 4 and FIT related to failing to be open and co-operative, failing to act on information appropriately, a lack of fitness/propriety and mis-selling in the asset management sector. We imposed a -
Regulation round-up - May 2016 [pdf]
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CP16/14: UCITS V Level 2 Regulation, SFTR and consequential changes to the Handbook
We are consulting on proposed changes to the Client Assets sourcebook (CASS) and the Collective Investment Schemes sourcebook (COLL), following the adoption of the Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities V Level 2 -
EMIR margin exemptions application form draft [pdf]
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FS16/3: Feedback Statement - Call for Inputs: competition in the mortgage sector [pdf]
In this Feedback Statement we report on the main issues arising from the Call for Inputs on competition in the mortgage sector and outline our next steps. -
TR16/4: Embedding the Mortgage Market Review: Responsible Lending Review [pdf]
Embedding the Mortgage Market Review: Responsible Lending Review. -
FS16/3: Feedback Statement on competition in the mortgage sector
FS16/3: Feedback Statement on competition in the mortgage sector. Feedback statements First published:. 16/05/2016. Last updated: 12/01/2017. Share page. FS16/3: Feedback Statement on competition in the mortgage sector. This Feedback Statement -
TR16/4: Embedding the Mortgage Market Review: Responsible Lending Review
Key findings of our thematic review of how firms are applying the responsible lending rules introduced following the Mortgage Market Review (MMR). -
Final notice 2016: Mark Samuel Taylor [pdf]
This final notice refers to breaches of FIT as well as section 118(2) Financial Services and Markets Act 2000, related to market abuse and a lack of fitness/propriety in the wealth management and private banking sector. We imposed a fine and -
Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation created to help UK businesses comply with financial sanctions
Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation created to help UK businesses comply with financial sanctions. Documents First published:. 13/05/2016. Last updated: 19/05/2016. Share page. Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation created to help