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A looks at the FCA's new wind-down planning requirement for cryptoasset firms as the authorisation gateway opens, and why firms should start preparing their wind-down plan now.

BNPL's rapid global growth has been funded in part by private credit. But both sectors face mounting scrutiny. A look at pressures on providers and their funders and a snapshot of global BNPL markets.

A look at this summer's wave of digital asset exchange exits, and the importance of an orderly wind-down ahead of the FCA’s cryptoasset authorisation regime.

Back-up servicing has moved from a documentation formality to a live risk management issue.

Payment and e-money firms must maintain a resolution pack and a wind-down plan to support faster fund returns after insolvency. Here is what's changed.

Stay informed on the latest developments across the UK consumer credit market with our fourth annual report.

The FCA has launched a market study into the claims management sector, putting firms’ conduct, pricing and funding models under the spotlight.

As more payment firms look to integrate stablecoins, the question for firms is no longer whether to respond, it's whether they can afford to move fast enough.

As market conditions tighten for debt collection firms, AI is emerging as a critical differentiator for firms ahead of a material refinancing wall in 2027-28

We look at the impact of the APP fraud reimbursement scheme for payments firms, and the importance of operational resilience and wind-down planning.

Preparing for the FCA’s motor finance redress scheme: why firms should conduct a business health check now.

The special administration regime for payment and e-money institutions must adapt to remain fit for purpose. We look at proposed changes.

The FCA has taken another step forward by confirming the introduction of a targeted support framework and publishing the near final rules in PS25/22.

UK crypto regulation is accelerating as the FCA issues new consultations. Learn what firms must do to prepare for authorisation under the incoming regime.

The impact of First Brands’ collapse on some of its lenders illustrates the importance of strong credit processes. Chris Laverty and Russell Simpson look at why regulators and industry leaders are increasingly worried about lending practises in the private credit and non-bank market.

The inexorable rise of the stablecoin will impact firms across the traditional financial markets bringing both challenges and opportunities