FCA
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OPINION: The Saba affair exposes a dangerous blind spot in UK market regulation
Is the UK’s framework for shareholder democracy fit for purpose in an era of sophisticated activism operating against a largely disengaged retail base?
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Millions to be compensated as FCA confirms car finance redress scheme
Changes to the original scheme are a result of “conflicting feedback from consumers, their representatives, firms, manufacturers and industry bodies,” the FCA has said.
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FCA highlights key issues and required changes around regulatory perimeter
The regulator has certain powers and tools it can use to protect consumers, support market integrity, promote competition, and facilitate the UK’s international competitiveness. But not everything is within its remit.
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FCA work in review: March 18-27, 2026
Our regular roundup of the latest news and developments from the FCA.
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Rewriting fairness: The quiet power shift in UK financial redress
UK FOS overhaul is not a retreat from the politics of redress. It is a repositioning.
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FCA guidance on non-financial misconduct: What firms need to know before September 2026
Firms should take steps now to identify and mitigate NFM-related risks, including improving culture (a key driver of good conduct).
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FCA Wholesale Buy Side Regulatory Priorities 2026: Key points and practical implications
The report is a useful indicator of where the FCA expects firms to focus now.
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FCA confirms new incident and third-party rules after cyberattacks
Regulator says new rules will make existing incident and third-party reporting clearer, more consistent, and easier for firms to follow.