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The benefits of enhancing data capture go beyond compliance - Money Marketing

For a number of years, the FCA has stated it strives to be a data-led regulator and with the

06/02/25 Go to article

Overview so far: the expected regulatory hot topics of 2025

Only one month into 2025, the financial services sector is already abuzz with discussions

28/01/25 Read more

Navigating ongoing advice servicing challenges in wealth management

Ongoing advice servicing is currently the biggest challenge for the wealth sector and probably

20/11/24 Read more

FCA fines highlight the need for better customer support

Two recent huge fines imposed by the FCA have once again spotlighted the ongoing need for

24/10/24 Read more

How do large firms with an abundance of resources fall foul of FCA regulations?

The FCA has revealed that

15/10/24 Read more

Ongoing advice services and retirement income advice are key priorities in the latest FCA update

On the 7th October, the FCA wrote a

08/10/24 Read more

Insurers unable to demonstrate robust fair value assessments and adherence to product governance

TCC’s team of experts has become aware of some firms being challenged by the FCA on their

19/09/24 Read more

Five key questions to consider when changing your advice model

Recently there has been an uptick in investment advice firms looking to make some material

22/08/24 Read more

Discretionary commission arrangements review – do I need to act?

“Firms who expect the Barclays hearing to result in this issue going away

22/08/24 Read more

Five key priorities for long-term Consumer Duty success

TCC recently hosted a multi-sector Consumer Duty forum to review ongoing industry risks and

09/08/24 Read more

When 'safe harbours' become unsafe

As the dust settles on the Consumer Duty landscape one year after it was first introduced,

07/08/24 Read more

A reflection: Identifying potentially vulnerable customers then and now

The FCA issued Occasional Paper No.8: Consumer Vulnerability in 2015. It was published with

11/06/24 Read more

How to deliver fair treatment to customers who are (or may become) vulnerable

The FCA has recently imposed a fine of over

06/06/24 Read more

How to establish a robust evidential trail and deliver fair value for assets under advice customers

As financial service firms await the findings from the FCA’s survey of

18/04/24 Read more

FCA Business Plan: 2024/25

The FCA has released its annual

28/03/24 Read more

FCA announces review into firms’ approaches to vulnerability for 2024

On

20/03/24 Read more

Ongoing advice services and associated charges on FCA’s agenda – and the new focus of claims management companies

Ongoing advice services and any associated charges have been firmly on the FCA’s radar

01/03/24 Read more

Putting customers first: Preparing for your Consumer Duty annual assessment

The FCA rounded up 2023 by publishing its findings into the retail banking Consumer Duty

12/01/24 Read more

2024 in focus: Are you prepared for the January resource rush?

It goes without saying that 2023 has been challenging for businesses and their customers alike.

13/12/23 Read more

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Why firms need to be challenging themselves on price and value

In the run-up to the Consumer Duty, the regulator called on firms to re-examine their charging structures

26/09/23 Go to article

Consumer Duty and fair value: where are you now?

After years of consultation and planning, the

20/09/23 Read more

Firms urged to be proactive in identifying vulnerable characteristics in pension transfer customers

The FCA has reiterated the importance of firms being alert to indicators of potential vulnerability

06/09/23 Read more

A peak of interest-only mortgages is set to mature in less than a decade

Mortgage firms should act now to support ‘challenged’ borrowers who may struggle to repay

17/08/23 Read more

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FCA publishes Guidance Consultation on Financial Promotions on social media

In the FCA’s Business Plan for 2023/24, it prioritised reducing and preventing consumer harm,

02/08/23 Read more

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The benefits of enhancing data capture go beyond compliance - Money Marketing

Overview so far: the expected regulatory hot topics of 2025

Navigating ongoing advice servicing challenges in wealth management

FCA fines highlight the need for better customer support

How do large firms with an abundance of resources fall foul of FCA regulations?

Ongoing advice services and retirement income advice are key priorities in the latest FCA update

Insurers unable to demonstrate robust fair value assessments and adherence to product governance

Five key questions to consider when changing your advice model

Discretionary commission arrangements review – do I need to act?

Five key priorities for long-term Consumer Duty success

When 'safe harbours' become unsafe

A reflection: Identifying potentially vulnerable customers then and now

How to deliver fair treatment to customers who are (or may become) vulnerable

How to establish a robust evidential trail and deliver fair value for assets under advice customers

FCA Business Plan: 2024/25

FCA announces review into firms’ approaches to vulnerability for 2024

Ongoing advice services and associated charges on FCA’s agenda – and the new focus of claims management companies

Putting customers first: Preparing for your Consumer Duty annual assessment

2024 in focus: Are you prepared for the January resource rush?

Why firms need to be challenging themselves on price and value

Consumer Duty and fair value: where are you now?

Firms urged to be proactive in identifying vulnerable characteristics in pension transfer customers

A peak of interest-only mortgages is set to mature in less than a decade

FCA publishes Guidance Consultation on Financial Promotions on social media

Filter by —

The benefits of enhancing data capture go beyond compliance - Money Marketing

Overview so far: the expected regulatory hot topics of 2025

Navigating ongoing advice servicing challenges in wealth management

FCA fines highlight the need for better customer support

How do large firms with an abundance of resources fall foul of FCA regulations?

Ongoing advice services and retirement income advice are key priorities in the latest FCA update

Insurers unable to demonstrate robust fair value assessments and adherence to product governance

Five key questions to consider when changing your advice model

Discretionary commission arrangements review – do I need to act?

Five key priorities for long-term Consumer Duty success

When 'safe harbours' become unsafe

A reflection: Identifying potentially vulnerable customers then and now

How to deliver fair treatment to customers who are (or may become) vulnerable

How to establish a robust evidential trail and deliver fair value for assets under advice customers

FCA Business Plan: 2024/25

FCA announces review into firms’ approaches to vulnerability for 2024

Ongoing advice services and associated charges on FCA’s agenda – and the new focus of claims management companies

Putting customers first: Preparing for your Consumer Duty annual assessment

2024 in focus: Are you prepared for the January resource rush?

Why firms need to be challenging themselves on price and value

Consumer Duty and fair value: where are you now?

Firms urged to be proactive in identifying vulnerable characteristics in pension transfer customers

A peak of interest-only mortgages is set to mature in less than a decade

FCA publishes Guidance Consultation on Financial Promotions on social media

FCA fines highlight the need for better customer support