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Notice of Decision 2026: Cay Fung (trading as BUY4LESS UK) [pdf]
This Notice of Decision refers to a failure to carry on regulated activities. We imposed a cancellation -
DP25/3: Expanding consumer access to investments [pdf]
This paper asks for views of the FCA's overall regulatory framework for retail investors. -
DP25/3: Expanding consumer access to investments
The FCA is seeking views on what more it can do to ensure its regulations help consumers take informed risks and equip them with the confidence to invest. -
DP25/2: Mortgage Rule Review: the future of the mortgage market [pdf]
Read the FCA's discussion paper on the future of the mortgage market. -
DP25/1: Regulating cryptoasset activities [pdf]
These proposals have been informed by extensive engagement with the crypto industry, consumers and traditional finance participants. -
DP25/1: Regulating cryptoasset activities
FCA seeks views on its approach to regulating cryptoasset trading platforms, intermediaries, cryptoasset lending and borrowing, staking and decentralised finance, and the use of credit to purchase cryptoassets. -
DP24/4: Regulating cryptoassets: Admissions & Disclosures and Market Abuse Regime for Cryptoassets [pdf]
This Discussion Paper focuses on the future market abuse regime for cryptoassets (MARC) and cryptoasset admissions and disclosures regime (A&D). -
DP24/4: Regulating cryptoassets – Admissions & Disclosures and Market Abuse Regime for Cryptoassets
The FCA wants feedback to help us develop our approach to cryptoasset Admissions and Disclosures (A&D) and the Market Abuse Regime for Cryptoassets (MARC). -
DP24/3: Pensions: Adapting our requirements for a changing market [pdf]
Proposals for the FCA's pensions framework across the consumer journey. -
DP24/3: Pensions: Adapting our requirements for a changing market
We want your feedback on whether and what further changes might be needed to certain aspects of our pensions regulatory framework.