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Find and participate in FCA consultations – this section lists our currently open consultations.
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CP23/28: Updating the regime for Money Market Funds [pdf]
This consultation sets out proposals to enhance the resilience of Money Market Funds (MMFs) in the UK. -
CP23/28: Updating the regime for Money Market Funds
This consultation sets out our proposals to enhance the resilience of Money Market Funds (MMFs) based in the UK. It has been developed in close consultation with the Treasury and the Bank of England. -
CP23/26: Implementing the Overseas Funds Regime [pdf]
CP23/26: Implementing the Overseas Funds Regime. -
CP23/27: Reforming the commodity derivatives regulatory framework [pdf]
This consultation paper (CP) sets out our proposals concerning the key pillars of the regime. -
CP23/27: Reforming the commodity derivatives regulatory framework
This consultation sets out our proposals concerning position limits, the exemptions from those limits, position management controls, the reporting regime and the ancillary activities test. -
CP23/26: Implementing the Overseas Funds Regime (OFR)
We’re consulting on rules and guidance to integrate the OFR into our Handbook and to enable recognition of overseas funds from jurisdictions approved by the Treasury. -
CP23/25: Quarterly Consultation Paper No. 42 [pdf]
Once a quarter, we consult on proposed miscellaneous amendments to our Handbook. -
CP23/25: Quarterly Consultation Paper No. 42
Once a quarter, we consult on proposed miscellaneous amendments to our Handbook. -
CP23/24: Capital deduction for redress: personal investment firms [pdf]
We highlighted the rising cost of FSCS compensation caused by financial advice firms. This rise in FSCS costs has led to criticism from some firms and trade bodies that the levy is unsustainable and that it represents our failure to prevent harm. -
CP23/24: Capital deduction for redress: personal investment firms
We are consulting on proposals to require personal investment firms (PIFs) to be more prudent and set aside capital for potential redress liabilities at an early stage