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Find and participate in FCA consultations. See all consultations currently open for submissions. -
CP25/42: A prudential regime for cryptoasset firms
Discover our proposed new prudential rules for all cryptoasset firms that will need our authorisation. This consultation paper (CP) builds on our earlier CP25/15 and extends our regulation to additional cryptoasset activities. -
CP25/41: Regulating cryptoassets: Admissions & disclosures and market abuse regime for cryptoassets
We are consulting on the regulation of cryptoassets, including admissions, disclosures, and market abuse regime. -
CP25/36: Client categorisation and conflicts of interest
The FCA is consulting on our proposals to amend the rules on client categorisation and conflicts of interest. -
CP25/35: Quarterly consultation paper No. 50
Proposed Handbook amends include reducing the fee to £100 for overdue or late regulatory returns. -
CP25/35: Quarterly consultation paper No. 50 [pdf]
Proposed Handbook amends include reducing the fee to £100 for overdue or late regulatory returns. -
Combating romance fraud – prevention, detection and supporting victims
The FCA sets out key findings from its review of how firms detect and prevent romance fraud, and the measures they take to protect their customers against it. -
CP25/24: Quarterly Consultation Paper No. 49 – addendum [pdf]
Amendment to Annex F of the Berne Financial Services Agreement Instrument. -
Pure protection contracts product sales data dashboard
This page provides a breakdown of pure protection product sales data from 1 January 2020 to 31 December 2024. -
Authorisation and registration applications – good practice and areas for improvement
Examples of good practice and areas for improvement from the applications that we have seen. -
CP25/24: Quarterly Consultation Paper No. 49 [pdf]
We’re consulting on Handbook changes, including removal of regulatory contactless limits and allowing banks and other payment service providers to deliver contactless payments whenever they identify that a transaction poses a low-level risk.