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Occasional Paper 67: Liquidity in the UK corporate bond market [pdf]
In this paper, we assess the state of liquidity in the UK corporate bond market. -
Occasional Paper 67: Liquidity in the UK corporate bond market
The UK corporate bond market was strong and growing in 2023 and 2024. -
Research Note: More than reminders: Empowering pawnbroking staff for better customer outcomes [pdf]
Research from the FCA examines how to increase surplus collection rates for pawnbroking customers. -
Research Note: More than reminders: Empowering pawnbroking staff for better customer outcomes
This research explores the effectiveness of an intervention to improve pawnbroking customer collection rates. -
Occasional Paper 66: Playing the market: a behavioural data analysis of digital engagement practices and investment outcomes [pdf]
FCA research illustrates an association between usage of high digital engagement practice apps and adverse financial outcomes. -
Occasional Paper 66: Playing the market: a behavioural data analysis of digital engagement practices and investment outcomes
The FCA investigates the impact of digital engagement practices (DEPs) on consumer investment behaviour. -
Research Note: Credit where credit is due: how can AI's role in credit decisions be explained? [pdf]
Research Note: Credit where credit is due: how can AI's role in credit decisions be explained? -
Research Note: Annex. Credit where credit is due: how can AI's role in credit decisions be explained? [pdf]
Research Note: Annex. Credit where credit is due: how can AI's role in credit decisions be explained? -
Research Note: Data. Credit where credit is due: how can AI's role in credit decisions be explained? [csv]
Research Note: Data. Credit where credit is due: how can AI's role in credit decisions be explained? -
Research Note: Data dictionary - Credit where credit is due: how can AI's role in credit decisions be explained? [pdf]
Research Note: Data dictionary - Credit where credit is due: How can AI's role in credit decisions be explained?