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FCA collaborates with industry to help shape future of UK's crypto markets
The FCA has accepted RegTech platform, Eunice, into its Regulatory Sandbox to explore an industry-led solution to improve transparency of the UK's crypto markets. -
Economics Research Conference 2025: rebalancing risk, deepening trust
On 25 November 2025, the FCA hosted its second annual Economics Research Conference at its headquarters in Stratford, London. -
JNFX Ltd enters special administration
JNFX Ltd has entered special administration. Louise Brittain and Matthew Richards of Azets Holdings Ltd have been appointed joint special administrators. -
The FCA has cancelled the permissions of The Dental Insurance Partnership Ltd (FRN 565072)
From 6 November 2025, and following enforcement action, The Dental Insurance Partnership Ltd (‘DIP’) is no longer an authorised firm and its permission to carry on regulated activities has been cancelled by the FCA. -
FCA transaction reporting proposals to save firms £100m a year
We are proposing scrapping or amending reporting requirements that’ll save firms over £100m a year. -
Three arrested in investigation into suspected unauthorised debt activities
Three individuals have been arrested in the West Midlands as part of an FCA investigation into suspected unauthorised debt activities. -
FCA proposes consolidated tape to boost competitiveness of UK equity markets
The FCA has launched a consultation on proposals to introduce a UK equity consolidated tape to help increase capital investment and liquidity in equity markets. -
PISCES operator approved by FCA in push for growth
The FCA has approved JP Jenkins to operate a PISCES platform. -
Tullycarnet Credit Union Limited enters Liquidation
On 14 November 2025, Tullycarnet Credit Union Limited (TCU) entered Liquidation and has now stopped trading. -
FCA review finds CFD providers may be failing to deliver fair value to consumers
Contracts for Difference (CFD) providers have been warned by the FCA to provide fair value, after its review found some firms had not risen to the Consumer Duty.