Tag: Financial Conduct Authority
FCA annual programme signals tougher oversight ahead
The Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA) Annual Work Programme for 2026/27 offers the clearest picture yet of how the regulator plans to supervise firms as...
APP fraud regulation: What Europe’s PSR means for banks
Criminals do not recognise borders. When a victim is manipulated into authorising a fraudulent payment transfer — a tactic the industry variously labels APP...
FCA targets AI governance and off-channel messaging
February 2026 marked a notable shift in how the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) communicates with regulated firms.
According to Theta Lake, rather than issuing...
FCA hands Palantir sensitive data in AI fraud push
US tech firm Palantir has secured a contract with the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to analyse sensitive financial data as part of a...
Explainable redress decisions: what the FCA demands
As large-scale remediation programmes such as the motor finance review continue to gather pace, the FCA has made clear that every compensation outcome must...
FCA sets new third-party reporting rules amid cyber surge
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has confirmed a sweeping overhaul of its incident and third-party reporting requirements, making existing frameworks clearer, more consistent, and...
MPs warn UK financial regulation is systemically flawed
A major new report from the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Investment Fraud and Fairer Financial Services (APPG) has urged Parliament to reassess the foundations...
FCA launches regulatory priorities reports for firms
The UK’s financial watchdog has quietly adjusted how firms monitor regulatory expectations, introducing a new framework designed to provide clearer guidance across key sectors....
EveryoneINVESTED’s science-based approach to targeted support
The financial services industry is approaching a significant structural turning point. The Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA) newly introduced "Targeted Support" regime is set to...
Non-financial risk: the grey rhino facing financial firms
When discussions about risk in financial services arise, the conversation typically centres on familiar categories such as credit risk, market volatility and liquidity stress....










