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PS13/8 Consumer credit: carrying across some secondary legislation
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will take over the regulation of consumer credit from the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) on 1 April 2014. -
Quarterly Consultation Paper No. 14: CP16/21
Last updated: 10/11/2016. We are proposing to:. make changes to the APR assumptions for consumer credit agreements. ... update the equity release rules in MCOB to facilitate the availability of lifetime mortgages where the consumer can choose to switch -
PS16/1: Reform of the legacy Credit Unions sourcebook
Our provisions will maintain the focus on consumer protection while clarifying the rules that credit unions must follow. ... The new FCA rules may also be of interest to consumers that are currently, or may become, members of a credit union, as well as -
GC24/2: Primary Market Bulletin No. 48
We are consulting on the following proposed changes to the Knowledge Base. -
TR13/4 - Automatic renewal of fixed-term bonds
This report publishes our work to date on the automatic renewal of fixed-term bonds. -
CP24/8: Extending the SDR regime to Portfolio Management
We are consulting on extending the Sustainability Disclosure Requirements and investment labels regime to portfolio management. -
Product value and coronavirus: draft guidance for insurance firms
FCA guidance on our expectations for insurance firms to consider the value of their products in the coronavirus situation. -
CP25/9: Further proposals on product information for Consumer Composite Investments
We’re consulting on further proposals to support the new regime for Consumer Composite Investments (CCIs) including changes to cost information and rules for the transitional period. -
CP26/26: Fund Reporting for Asset Management Entities (FRAME)
We are consulting on a new regulatory reporting framework to simplify and improve how asset management firms report fund data. -
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