FCA Insurance Priorities: Impact for Insurers & Intermediaries
The FCA’s new Insurance Regulatory Priorities report replaces portfolio letters, establishing central supervisory expectations for boards. Discover the impact on…
Solution: Regulatory Change & Transformation
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Five Consumer Duty priorities to refine for your third Board report
As firms prepare their third annual Consumer Duty Board reports, the regulatory focus has shifted from effort to effectiveness. Discover…
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AI in financial services: control, evidence and regulation
Explains why AI governance, not capability, is now the constraint for financial services firms, and sets out what boards need…
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FCA priorities for 2026/27: Consumer Duty and financial crime
The FCA’s 2026/27 Annual Work Programme signals an aggressive shift toward data-driven supervision, smarter regulation, and an unyielding focus on…
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FCA’s final motor finance redress scheme: What lenders need to do now
The FCA has published its final Motor Finance Consumer Redress Scheme, split into two distinct schemes with strict implementation periods…
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FCA announced Motor Finance consumer redress scheme
The FCA has confirmed the introduction of an industry-wide compensation scheme for motor finance customers sold products with undisclosed commissions…
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Tighter rules for buy now pay later loans
Discover how the FCA’s incoming Buy Now Pay Later rules will reshape disclosure, affordability checks and consumer protections, and what…
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U.K. financial regulator cuts cases to focus on investigations
Find out why the FCA is closing around 100 lower-priority investigations to concentrate resources on cases most likely to deliver…
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TCC Group: FCA Review Impact on Advice & Wealth Firms
TCC Group CEO Joe Norburn discusses the FCA’s consolidation review in Wealth DFM, examining what growing consolidation in the advice…
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Five priorities for managing non-financial misconduct risk
The FCA’s focus on non-financial misconduct is reshaping regulatory expectations. This sets out five practical priorities, from policy and culture…