FCA

The FCA is the UK's financial regulatory body responsible for overseeing financial firms, protecting consumers, and maintaining market integrity.

Why it’s in the news: It is in the news for its recent crackdown on financial influencers, warnings about AI-related cyber risks, and its evolving approach to regulating the crypto market.

Latest on FCA

• FCA cracks down on finfluencers
• FCA warns AI may reveal more cyber vulnerabilities firms can cope with
• FCA Begins Vetting Crypto Companies for UK Market Access
• UK’s FCA Drops Plans for Mandatory IFRS-Based Climate Reporting
• FCA opens the gateway to regulated crypto
• FCA expands non-financial misconduct rules to 37,000 more firms
• UK financial regulators just endorsed an AI adoption roadmap written by the banks themselves
• Wikidata: FCA — capital ownership — Exor
• Wikidata: FCA — founded by — Stellantis North America
• Wikidata: FCA — founded by — Fiat S.p.A.
• Wikidata: FCA — led by — Michael Manley
• FCA sets sights on digital payment competition as it opens investigation into PayPal, Visa, and Mastercard

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