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CP24/26: Quarterly Consultation Paper No. 46
The FCA is consulting on changes including minor amendments to the anti-greenwashing rule and the Sustainability Disclosure Requirements (SDR). -
CP24/26: Quarterly Consultation Paper No 46 [pdf]
The FCA is consulting on changes such as minor amendments to the Anti-greenwashing Rule and the Sustainability Disclosure Requirements. -
PS25/13: The MiFID Organisational Regulation
We summarise the feedback we received to CP24/24 and Chapter 4 of CP24/11 and set out our final rules to transfer the firm-facing requirements of the MiFID Org Reg into FCA Handbook rules. -
PS24/16: Operational resilience: Critical third parties to the UK financial sector
We set out, jointly with the PRA and the Bank, the proposed requirements and expectations for critical third parties (CTPs). -
CP24/18: Quarterly Consultation Paper No. 45
Once a quarter, we consult on proposed miscellaneous amendments to our Handbook. These tend to be minor changes but we still want your feedback on our proposals. -
CP24/18: Quarterly Consultation No. 45 [pdf]
Proposed amendments to our Handbook relating to 'firm' definitions and a non-UCITS retail scheme. -
PS24/10: Expansion of the Dormant Assets scheme – second phase
We set out the final rules for the second phase of the Dormant Assets Scheme (DAS). -
CP24/11: Quarterly Consultation Paper No. 44
Once a quarter, we consult on proposed miscellaneous amendments to our Handbook. -
CP24/11: Quarterly Consultation Paper No. 44 [pdf]
Once a quarter, we consult on proposed miscellaneous amendments to our Handbook. These tend to be minor changes but we still want to get your feedback on our proposals. -
Principal firms who have Credit Broking permissions: Good practice and areas for improvements
We assessed the key harms and drivers of harm caused by ARs and IARs who undertake credit broking. We found some examples of good and poor practice that we'd like to share with firms, as we think they can improve their practices.