Financial Services Authority - information for smaller firms
The Financial Services Authority regulates financial services in the UK. This includes over 17000 small firms. We want your part in being regulated by us to be as easy as possible.
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What's the latest?
17 March: FSA Business Plan 2010/11
16 March: Frequently asked questions on structured products
11 March: DP10/1: Consumer complaints (emerging risks and mass claims)
9 March: FSA update on PPI reforms
3 March: IFA director fined £49,000 for putting customers at risk of receiving poor pension switching advice
2 March: Regulation round-up
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New to regulation
Starting a new business? Or expanding into a new area? If you need more information about when you need to be regulated by the FSA and how to go about applying, look at our new to regulation pages.
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One minute guides
One minute guides gives you a quick summary of the essential information on a range if topics from TCF to getting authorised and dealing with complaints. They are tried and tested so they really do take only one minute to read
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On the grapevine - October 09
From time to time we give our answer to something you've asked us or what you've told us is being said.
This month: 'We've heard that some firms just go bust and then reinvent themselves. Then nothing seems to happen'
Page last updated:
17/03/10