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CP20/1: Introducing a Single Easy Access Rate for cash savings [pdf]
We are consulting on proposals to improve competition in this market and to make it simpler and easier for consumers to understand the savings market and get a good deal, as well as to protect those consumers that currently receive the lowest -
CP20/1: Introducing a Single Easy Access Rate for cash savings
This consultation sets out proposals to make the market simpler and improve competition. This will help consumers know if they are getting a good deal, as well as protecting those that currently receive the lowest interest rates. We want firms to -
CP19/33: Quarterly Consultation No 26 [pdf]
The Financial Conduct Authority invites comments on this Consultation Paper. Comments should reach us by 6 January 2020 for chapters 3, 7 and 8, and 6 February 2020 for chapters 2, 4, 5 and 6. -
CP19/33: Quarterly Consultation Paper No 26
Once a quarter, we consult on proposed miscellaneous amendments to our Handbook -
CP19/32: Building operational resilience: impact tolerances for important business services and feedback to DP18/4 [pdf]
We are proposing changes to how firms approach their operational resilience. -
CP 19/31: Extending the Senior Managers Regime to Benchmark Administrators [pdf]
This consultation sets out our proposals for applying the SMR to benchmark administrators that do not carry out any other regulated activities. -
CP19/30: Regulatory fees and levies: policy proposals for 2020/21 [pdf]
This FCA consultation paper sets out the proposed policy changes to the way the FCA will raise its fees from 2020/21. -
CP19/30: Regulatory fees and levies: policy proposals for 2020/21
This FCA consultation paper sets out FCA's proposed policy changes to the way it will raise FCA fees from 2020/21. It is part of the FCA's annual cycle of consultation on fees. -
CP19/29: Recovery of costs of supervising cryptoasset businesses under the proposed anti-money laundering regulations: fees proposals [pdf]
From 10 January 2020 the FCA will be the anti-money laundering and counter terrorist financing (AML/CTF) supervisor for cryptoasset businesses. This Consultation Paper sets out the proposals for recovering the costs of this new role. -
CP19/28: Motor finance discretionary commission models and consumer credit commission disclosure [pdf]
This consultation paper (CP19/28) seeks views on FCA plans to address consumer harm in the motor finance market by banning commission models that can incentivise a broker (including motor dealers) to increase a customer’s interest rate. We are