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Dear CEO letters
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Capital deduction for redress: personal investment firms [pdf]
Our Dear CEO letter as part of our consultation. -
CP23/24: Capital deduction for redress: personal investment firms
We are consulting on proposals to require personal investment firms (PIFs) to be more prudent and set aside capital for potential redress liabilities at an early stage -
Dear CEO letter: FCA expectations for wealth management & stockbroking firms [pdf]
Portfolio letter to firms as a result of the PSF. -
DP23/4: Regulating cryptoassets Phase 1: Stablecoins
We want your feedback to help us develop our approach to regulating fiat-backed stablecoins. -
Firms’ preparations to comply with the cryptoasset financial promotions regime – feedback on good and poor practice
The FCA met with various regulated cryptoasset firms to understand how prepared they were. See findings and examples of good and poor practice. -
Our Rule Review Framework
The FCA have developed a draft Rule Review Framework to explain how it plans to monitor and review how its rules are working in practice. -
Investment pathways: Post-implementation review
Review on rationale and take-up, value, communications and asset allocation for investment pathways, and how these could impact consumer outcomes. -
Dear CEO letter: Liquidity Management Multi-Firm Review [pdf]
A Dear CEO Letter to inform the asset management industry of the conclusions and recommendations from our multi-firm review on fund liquidity management. -
Liquidity Management multi-firm review
Informing the asset management industry of the conclusions and recommendations from our multi-firm review on fund liquidity management. -
Cost of Living: good and poor practice in the general insurance market
We have reviewed how home and motor insurers are supporting customers in financial difficulty and handling claims. We found examples of good practice, but also areas where firms need to improve.