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Dear CEO letter: Strong Customer Authentication [pdf]
Requirements for Strong Customer Authentication in card-not-present e-commerce transactions -
Dear CEO letter: Non-bank payment service providers – requirements for safeguarding of customer funds [pdf]
What we expect of electronic money institutions (EMIs) and authorised payment institutions (APIs) in relation to their safeguarding obligations. -
Dear CEO letter: FCA expectations of claims management companies when they act for customers [pdf]
On 4 June 2019 we published a letter about what we expect of claims -
Dear CEO Letter: FCA expectations of principal firms in the investment management sector [pdf]
Dear CEO letter on FCA expectations of principal firms in the investment management sector. -
Dear CEO Letter: Fair Treatment of With-Profits Customers [pdf]
Dear CEO letter on the fair treatment of with-profits customers. -
Dear CEO letter: Wholesale market broking firms [pdf]
We explain our view of the key harms that brokerage firms operating in wholesale financial markets pose to their clients and markets. -
Dear CEO letter: Firms’ Approvals of Financial Promotions the FCA’s Expectations [pdf]
Letter to CEOs of firms that engages in consumer credit activities. -
Dear CEO letter: FCA expectations of general insurance firms [pdf]
We expect firms to read this letter, our Thematic Review (TR19/2) and proposed guidance for insurance product manufacturers and distributors (GC19/2). -
Dear CEO letter: Managing the risks of Defined Benefits to Defined Contribution transfers [pdf]
We have completed our review of pension product providers and identified the key drivers of harm. We set out what we expect. -
Dear CEO: Loan-based Peer-to-Peer (P2P) crowdfunding platforms: wind-down arrangements [pdf]
On 7 March 2019, the FCA wrote to CEOs of loan-based Peer-to-Peer (P2P) crowdfunding platforms regarding the wind-down arrangements at their firm.