An overview of the FCA’s evolving cryptoasset regulatory perimeter under CP25/40 and CP26/13, and the key considerations for firms preparing for full FCA authorisation.
The FCA has confirmed reforms to the UK short selling regime, with new reporting and disclosure rules taking effect from July 2026.
Stay updated with May 2026's top regulatory changes for investment firms, from regulatory communications, Financial Crime Controls and SMCR Reform.
The UK’s new crypto regime will require firms to demonstrate stronger, scalable financial crime controls ahead of full FSMA authorisation in 2027.
The FCA’s new May 2026 safeguarding regime introduces stricter reporting, audit and governance requirements for payments and e-money firms, making robust management oversight of customer funds a clear regulatory priority.
Stay updated with April 2026's top regulatory changes for investment firms, from regulatory communications, Consumer Duty and SDR labelling practices.
From October 2027, UK cryptoasset firms must meet FCA Consumer Duty rules. Learn how the four outcomes, products, price, understanding, and support, apply in practice.
This webinar will break down the FCA’s new guidance under PS25/23: Tackling Non-Financial Misconduct, which comes into effect for non-bank SMCR firms from September 2026.
Stay updated with March 2026's top regulatory changes for investment firms, from regulatory communications, Consumer Duty and ESG disclosures.
Firms that fail to embed outcome-focused compliance into their core operations risk being exposed in an increasingly data-driven and interventionist regulatory environment.
As firms prepare for CASS 15, increased scrutiny on the selection and oversight of safeguarding third parties means a more structured, risk-based and well-documented approach is now essential.
From 2027, cryptoasset firms in the UK must meet the FCA’s Consumer Duty, putting customers first through fairness, transparency, and support.