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Second Supervisory Notice: Stargate Capital Management Limited and Stargate Corporate Finance Ltd [pdf]
Second Supervisory Notice: Stargate Capital Management Limited and Stargate Corporate Finance Ltd -
CP17/43: Credit card market study: persistent debt and earlier intervention remedies - feedback to CP17/10 and further consultation [pdf]
We are consulting on proposed new rules to help credit card customers in persistent debt. -
FCA First Supervisory Notice 2017: Larksway Investments Limited [pdf]
Larksway Investments Limited -
FCA Second Supervisory Notice 2017: Larksway Investments Limited [pdf]
Larksway Investments Limited -
FS17/2: High-cost credit and review of the high-cost short-term credit price cap
We are publishing our response to the Call for Input into our review of high-cost credit products. -
Re-issued First Supervisory Notice: Stargate Capital Management Limited and Stargate Corporate Finance Ltd [pdf]
Stargate Capital Management Limited and Stargate Corporate Finance Ltd -
Our Annual Report and Accounts 2016/17
Our Annual Report and Accounts shows how our work over the last year has met our objectives and delivered against the key priorities we set out in our Business Plan 2016/17. -
PS17/13: Investment and corporate banking: prohibition of restrictive contractual clauses
This policy statement sets out our rules to ban contractual clauses that restrict competition without being clearly beneficial to clients. -
CP17/10: Consultation on persistent debt and earlier intervention remedies
We are consulting on measures to address persistent credit card debt and require credit card firms to use their data to identify customers at risk of financial difficulties. In this document we also set out details of an industry voluntary agreement -
CP17/10: Credit card market study: consultation on persistent debt and earlier intervention remedies [pdf]
We are consulting on measures to address persistent credit card debt and require credit card firms to use their data to identify customers at risk of financial difficulties. In this document we also set out details of an industry voluntary agreement