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The new regime is intended to manage insurance failure - all companies in the sector should consider the impact on them

Get up to date with our review of the issues facing consumer credit firms now.

The regulator has stressed its expectations of firms' support for customers in financial difficulty.

What does the 'crypto ' mean for your assets?

What does the cut back in consumer spending mean for both speciality SME lenders and those who finance them?

Firms need the right forecasting models to manage rising customer-credit demand and increasing consumer delinquency.

Insurance recovery and resolution planning is moving up the regulatory agenda. Shane Smith looks at what this renewed focus means for insurance firms.

As the FCA announces a new consultation on its Consumer Duty, we look at what firms will need to do to comply with it.

The special administration regime for payments and e-money firms is a valuable new tool for insolvency practitioners.

The Treasury has launched a consultation on BNPL regulation, but the final rules are still far from clear.

Insurers and intermediaries need to comply with new product governance rules around providing value for money.

The PRA needs to know that challenger banks can 'fail well,' so it's vital to understand the available resolution tools.

Firms must meet new operational resilience requirements by 31 March 2022. Third-party risk management is a key priority.

The Restructuring Plan is proving increasingly popular. But what issues might arise for financial services?

BNPL firms could soon come under FCA jurisdiction. We look at what this will likely mean for the sector.

Why are wind-down plans for payments and e-money firms falling short of FCA expectations?