The FCA’s CP25/42 finalises the UK’s prudential framework for cryptoasset firms, establishing capital, liquidity, and risk-management standards that make financial resilience and strategic governance central to regulatory compliance and long-term credibility.
FCA Policy Statement PS25/14, effective 1 April 2026, simplifies MiFIDPRU regulatory capital rules, clarifying CET1 requirements, profit recognition, LLP treatment, minority interests, and holdings deductions for investment firms.
Prudential Services is now part of the Financial Resilience sector at Cosegic. The Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA’s) release of the new draft rules is relevant to firms and consumers that either plan to or...
Financial crime and anti-money laundering (“AML”) controls are only effective when they work as intended: to prevent and mitigate illicit activity. Regular audits are one of the most reliable ways to evaluate...
The FCA’s new crypto rules aim to strengthen financial resilience and consumer protection while aligning crypto firms with traditional finance standards.
The UK is a world leader and a global hub for commercial insurance, providing expertise in underwriting complex and specialty risks, and handling risks from all over the world. At the same...