Your guide to this week in regulation
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) have published their Business Plan for 2022/23. This year the plan has a strong alignment with the FCA's strategy, focusing on three areas: 'reducing and preventing serious harm; setting and testing higher standards; promoting competition and positive change.'
The Business Plan also proposes detailed metrics to measure progress against their commitments for 2022/23, emphasising their new desired-outcome driven plan.
David Morrey, Partner, Head of Investment Management, delves deeper into the FCA's plan and priorities, and discuss what it means for businesses in the rest of the year and beyond.
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The partial suspension of the FCA’s redress scheme has not reduced the risk facing motor finance firms. It has extended the timeline, which will leave the outcome unresolved when the next accounts are signed and funding lines come up for renewal. We look at what this means for going concern assessments, access to funding and the actions boards should take now.
FCA updates on pure protection, vulnerability in payments, rising whistleblowing cases, AI-driven investment risks, and T+1 readiness challenges.