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Statement from Nikhil Rathi on Lord Myners
Following news of the death of Lord Myners, Nikhil Rathi, Chief Executive of the FCA, issued the following statement on the FCA’s behalf: -
Supervisory flexibility on the short selling indicator
We are putting in place temporary measures for the reporting of the short selling indicator in transaction reports while we consider changes to the UK transaction reporting regime. -
FCA has decided to register the first UK securitisation repositories
The FCA announces that it has completed it's assessment of applications received from European DataWarehouse Ltd and SecRep Limited as Securitisation Repositories -
Update for firms on PRIIPs RTS Article 18 and related rules
The extension which starts from 31 December 2021 to 31 December 2026 means that UCITS funds offered to UK retail investors can continue to supply either a PRIIPs key information document or a UCITS key investor information document. -
FCA statement on British Steel Pension Scheme Redress
FCA Board asks for consultation to be prepared on a redress scheme for former members of the BSPS who transferred their pension. -
10% depreciation notifications: further extension of temporary measures for firms
Since March 2020 we have adopted temporary measures on the requirement for firms to issue 10% depreciation notifications to investors (COBS 16A.4.3 UK). -
Statement on supervision of commodity derivatives position limits
In December 2020, we published a Supervisory Statement setting out our approach to operating the MiFID markets regime after the end of the EU withdrawal transition period. -
FCA Decision Notice to Finablr plc
We have issued a Decision Notice to Finablr plc refusing the Company’s application for cancellation of its premium listing with reference to LR 5.2.7R. -
Apache Log4j cyber vulnerability
A remote code execution vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228) is affecting multiple versions of the Apache Log4j 2 library. -
FCA and PSR respond to announcement from Cash Action Group (CAG)
We respond to the Cash Action Group’s (CAG) announcement that retail banks and building societies will create an independent body to assess the needs of local communities and direct cash solutions.