Our Annual Report and Accounts give updates on what we have delivered and achieved in the past year.
It shows how we have continued to respond to the Covid-19 pandemic and, more recently, the cost-of-living crisis and the Russian invasion of Ukraine. It also demonstrates how we have performed against the objectives and key priorities in our Business Plan 2021/22[1].
Related reports
- Annual Diversity Report 2021/22 (PDF)[3]
- Our perimeter report
- Operating service metrics 2021/22 (including enforcement data)[4]
- Market cleanliness statistics 2021/22[5]
- Trade transparency and market liquidity data 2021/22[6]
- Our climate-related financial disclosures report 2021/22 (PDF)[7]
- Our response to the Treasury’s remit letters (PDF)[8]
- Pay gap data 2021/22[9]
- FCA response to the Complaints Commissioner’s Annual Report 2021/2022 (PDF)[10]
- Adroddiad a Chyfrifon Blynyddol 2021/22 (PDF)[11]
Annual Report
We outline the work we have undertaken to achieve our key priorities, our cross-cutting priorities and our priorities within specific sectors. This covers a wide range of activities, including:
- Protecting consumers – including our work to reduce persistent credit card debt, reviewing how firms treat borrowers in financial difficulty and making Buy Now Pay Later terms fairer.
- Developing a new Consumer Duty – this will set a higher standard of consumer protection by requiring firms to focus on delivering good outcomes for consumers.
- Reducing the risk of fraud and scams – including launching our wide-reaching InvestSmart campaign, removing permissions from firms that don’t use them and robust scrutiny of cryptoasset firms applying to us for authorisation.