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What implications does the Court of Appeal's ruling on motor finance commission have for the future of consumer finance?
The FCA has published its delayed Regulatory Initiatives Grid, for October 2024-March 2025. Here are the key updates.
The FCA's proposals for the payments sector are a significant change – new rules that would mirror the CASS framework.
It’s been over a year since the financial services industry began embedding the Consumer Duty for existing products. The FCA’s relentless focus on good consumer outcomes is reshaping the landscape.
As the eighth edition of the Regulatory Initiatives Grid by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) was delayed in July 2024 due to the General Election, an interim update to the November 2023 edition has been published covering the period October 2024 to March 2025.
The PRA has clarified rules on a standardised approach to credit risk under Basel 3.1. We look at the key changes.
An outline of the PRA’s proposed changes to Small Domestic Deposit Takers regime and key impacts for firms.
The PRA is easing capital requirements and delaying implementation to January 2026 for Basel 3.1.
The FCA has highlighted how insurance firms need to improve on fair value assessments to align with the Consumer Duty.
Firms must strengthen Appointed Representative compliance in line with the FCA's new rules and expectations.
David Morrey and Ben Farmer dive into the latest key regulatory update topics.
The FCA is maintaining momentum on the Consumer Duty and fair value assessments. Find out what firms should do now.
Closed products will shortly need to comply with the Consumer Duty – creating challenges for insurers.
How can insurers reduce claims delays, and meet their Consumer Duty requirements to support vulnerable customers?
David Morrey and Ben Farmer dive into the latest key regulatory update topics.
SME lenders need to carefully manage their own resilience as their borrowers struggle in the current economy.
