Financial Conduct Authority
UK bond market gets real-time data via consolidated tape
Investors and market participants can now access a single, real-time source of prices and trading activity across the UK bond market.
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Financial crime fight extends beyond headlines
Therese Chambers, FCA joint executive director of enforcement and market oversight, emphasized the crucial role of unseen prevention in combating financial crime.
FCA urges later life lending as fourth retirement pillar
Emad Aladhal, director of retail banking at the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), called for later life lending to become a 'fourth pillar' of retirement funding.
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FCA secures special administrators for Euro Exchange Securities UK
The High Court has confirmed the appointment of special administrators for Euro Exchange Securities UK Limited (EES).
FCA fines BancTrust CEO £99,600 for disclosure failures
The Financial Conduct Authority has decided to fine Carlos Fuenmayor, CEO of BancTrust, £99,600 for failing to disclose three separate matters.
New mortgage rules to ease access for diverse borrowers
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) proposes new mortgage rule changes to ease access for first-time buyers, older borrowers, and the self-employed.
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FCA updates MMF resilience rules after government plans
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has outlined its next steps for new rules and guidance on Money Market Funds (MMFs).
FCA seeks industry input on AI, relies on existing rules
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is engaging with the financial services industry to shape its approach to Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Consumers warned about misleading car finance 'money tips' claims ads
The FCA warns consumers about misleading car finance 'money tips' adverts from claims management companies (CMCs) and law firms on social media.
FCA halts Euro Exchange Securities operations, appoints managers
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has required Euro Exchange Securities UK Limited (EES) to cease all regulated electronic money and payment services.
FCA proposes simpler climate reporting, £20m annual savings
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) proposes new rules to simplify climate reporting for investment products, potentially saving firms £20 million annually.
Clubs warned: Unauthorised firms exploit fan loyalty
The Financial Conduct Authority has warned football clubs against signing sponsorship deals with unauthorised financial firms.