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Statement on the launch of the finalised CTI templates
The FCA welcomes the announcement by the Cost Transparency Initiative (CTI) officially launching finalised and industry-ready templates for the disclosure of costs and charges to institutional investors. The new templates can now be used by -
Data strategy 2020
The data strategy sets out the FCA's vision for 2024 and how it will make better use of its data and analytics to transform how it regulates and delivers its Mission. -
Conduct Risk Briefing
Speech by Robert Taylor, Head of Wealth Management & Private Banking, at the FCA. This is the text of the speech as drafted, which may differ from the delivered version. -
FCA Prudential Supervision Forum
Dear Chair of the Board Letter - Governance compliance review (PDF). -
The regulatory challenge
And that results in the sorts of examples we hear about of customers being unable to transfer to a smaller mortgage supposedly because of the mortgage market review, or of people ... Yet, despite this, as our most recent thematic review in this area shows -
Improvements to equity secondary markets
The FCA are introducing changes to improve how equity secondary markets operate. -
News for WorldSpreads Customers
On 18th March 2012, we confirmed that WorldSpreads Limited, a spreadbetting company, entered the Special Administration regime (SAR). -
Consumer Duty firm survey – Spring 2023
The FCA commissioned Ipsos UK to undertake an anonymous survey of 1,230 firms in scope of the Consumer Duty. This survey adds to the FCA's understanding of how prepared firms are for when the Duty comes into force for products and services that are -
Changes in mortgage regulation
Speech by Jonathan Davidson, Director of Supervision – Retail and Authorisations, delivered at the Council of Mortgage Lenders conference, London. This is the text of the speech as drafted, which may differ from the delivered version. -
Information we can share
A guide to what the FCA can and can’t share with the public about firms, people, and markets.