The regulator has published the minutes of the latest Wider Implications Framework Executive Level Meeting, and an updated log of live Wider Implications issues as of the end of November 2024.
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FCA publishes Wider Implications Framework meeting minutes
The regulator has published the minutes of the latest Wider Implications Framework Executive Level Meeting, and an updated log of live Wider Implications issues as of the end of November 2024.
FCA publishes Consultation Paper on Operational Incident and Third-Party Reporting
The proposals aim to bolster the FCA’s operational resilience framework for firms and seek to establish a consistent, sufficient, and timely framework for reporting operational incidents and material third-party arrangements.
Boards should not act as ‘rubber stamp of approval’; effective challenge vital to Consumer Duty board reports, according to FCA
The FCA claim “effective challenge is essential” to Consumer Duty board reports.
FCA softens enforcement transparency proposals and seeks further consultation
In response to widespread criticism of its proposals to publicise ongoing enforcement investigations, the FCA has amended its proposals and published, what it refers to as, the second phase of its consultation.
Understanding FCA Fair Value: A Broker's Perspective
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has set clear expectations for brokers to assess and demonstrate the value of their offerings. But what does this entail, and why is it becoming so challenging when, as a sector, the general insurance market has been expected to have this nailed by now?
FCA publishes outcome of enforcement regulatory disclosure review
Following a review, the FCA has made several changes to, and has improved, its disclosure processes in regulatory enforcement cases.
FCA fines and bans Director
The FCA has fined and permanently banned Leigh Mackey, former director of Inspire Insurance Services Ltd (Inspire), for serious misconduct during his tenure at the company.
Mansion House Speech: Key takeaways for the Insurance Sector
The Chancellor’s first Mansion House speech on 14 November emphasised that for the Government to achieve their aim of secure and sustainable economic growth, the financial services sector must drive competitiveness and growth.