FCA Regulated Fees and Levies
As mentioned in the FCA Business Plan article, the FCA’s Annual Funding Requirement (‘AFR’) is identified as £446.4m. A detailed analysis of proposed fees is contained in CP14/6 ‘FCA Regulated […] [...]
As mentioned in the FCA Business Plan article, the FCA’s Annual Funding Requirement (‘AFR’) is identified as £446.4m. A detailed analysis of proposed fees is contained in CP14/6 ‘FCA Regulated […] [...]
The publication of the FCA Business Plan 2014/15 (see separate article in this Regulatory Roundup) was accompanied by the FCA Risk Outlook 2014. The FCA Risk Outlook identifies potential issues […] [...]
When the FCA took over from the FSA, it introduced a new approach to supervision, albeit that for many small firms it may have been difficult to spot any practical […] [...]
The latest (March 2014) Hedge Fund Survey has been released by the FCA. The twice-yearly survey is based upon voluntary participation by the hedge fund industry – the current version […] [...]
The National Crime Agency, whose remit now includes those areas which were previously the responsibility of SOCA, has recently produced guidelines on the submission of suspicious activity reports (SAR), including […] [...]
As mentioned in Regulatory Roundup 51, the FCA has now released its consultation paper on the use of dealing commission – CP13/17. In November 2012 the then FSA published “Conflicts […] [...]
The FCA has published its annual consultation paper on fees and levies – “Regulatory fees and levies: policy proposals for 2014/15” (CP13/14). As the title suggests the paper only covers […] [...]
Regulatory Roundup 51 contained an article on the FCA’s recent thematic report on outsourcing in the asset management industry. Two key findings were inadequate oversight and inadequate contingency plans to […] [...]
The FCA has published “Outsourcing in the Asset Management Industry: Thematic Project Findings Report” (TR13/10) which is based upon a sample of 17 asset managers (including 3 hedge fund managers). […] [...]
In a recent speech to asset managers, Martin Wheatley Chief Executive of the FCA, returned to the topics of dealing commission and corporate access (Regulatory Roundup 47 had an article […] [...]
The need for a firm to send to the FCA annual close links and controllers reports is set out in SUP 16.4 and SUP 16.5 respectively. Those responsible for the […] [...]
At an APCIMS conference Clive Adamson, FCA Director of Supervision, outlined the FCA supervision approach. Although the emphasis was upon the Wealth Management and Private Banking sector, firms as a […] [...]
This will be of particular relevance to firms that currently have a MiFID passport and that are, or potentially are, Alternative Investment Fund Managers (AIFMs). In addition to ‘managing an […] [...]
The FCA has signed supervisory cooperation agreements in the form of memoranda of understanding with 34 non-EEA authorities, following approval of these agreements by ESMA. Under the AIFMD, cooperation agreements […] [...]
Investment management firms will be heartened to learn that the government recognises the importance of the sector to the UK economy in the publication of ‘The UK investment management strategy’. […] [...]
Regulatory Roundup 47 reminded firms of the need to update the status disclosures on their stationery to reflect the move from the FSA to the FCA (and PRA where relevant) […] [...]
As advised in Regulatory Roundup 47, the FCA Business Plan identified an Annual Funding Requirement (AFR) of £432.1m which, of course, has to be met by fees. The FCA has […] [...]
The FCA’s first policy development update has recently been published. The document acts as a useful reference source for both recently published consultations etc. which you may have missed, together […] [...]
A reminder that the FSA disappears on 1 April to be replaced by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and, for relevant firms, the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA). The FSA made […] [...]
On the matter of ‘status disclosure’ and the cut-over to the FCA (see article ‘Out With The Old…’) firms should not overlook the need to update their stationery when necessary […] [...]
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