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Notice of Decision 2025: Z. KING MOTORS UCS LTD [pdf]
This Notice of Decision refers to a failure to carry on regulated activities. We imposed a cancellation. -
Notice of Decision 2025: Carnaby Dental Investments [pdf]
This Notice of Decision refers to a failure to carry on regulated activities. We imposed a cancellation. -
FCA fines Crosfill & Archer Claims Limited £110,000
The FCA has fined claims management company, Crosfill & Archer Claims Limited, £110,000. -
Matchpoint Finance PLC (Clone of Ireland incorporated company)
We have published this statement in order to warn consumers against dealing with unauthorised firms. -
Guarantor loans: default notices: FG17/1
We have published guidance for firms on our interpretation of provisions in the Consumer Credit Act 1974 that are relevant to guarantor lending firms seeking to take payment from a guarantor in respect of a borrower who is in default. In particular -
PS19/7: Finalising the Directory
This Policy Statement sets out the final rules on the Directory, a new public register for checking the details of key individuals working in the financial services. It also summarises the feedback we received to Consultation Paper CP18/19 and our -
Spencer and Richardson Financial
We believe this firm may be providing financial services or products in the UK without our authorisation. Find out why you should be wary of dealing with this unauthorised firm and how to protect yourself. -
Platinum Group Holdings (clone of FCA authorised firm)
Fraudsters are using the details of firms we authorise to try to convince people that they work for a genuine, authorised firm. Find out more about this 'clone firm'. -
FCA statement on Court of Appeal judgment in Hopcraft, Johnson and Wrench
The FCA notes the Court of Appeal judgment on motor finance commission and is carefully considering its decision. -
Scams offering to 'write off debts' targeting UK consumers
The unauthorised claims management services say they can write off debts but often charge fees to do so, even when the scheme fails.