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The FCA are finding that consumer credit applications are taking firms longer to complete than anticipated. This is primarily because the applicants are not familiar with the FCA process, terminology, etc. Many firms are applying for the wrong permissions – generally mis-understanding when they should apply for full or limited permissions.

This in turn is leading to higher numbers of applications being rejected by the FCA.

The FCA therefore wish to remind firms that they must submit their application by the end of their landing slot period, else they will no longer be interim authorised and will have to cease consumer credit activities. 

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The message is clear, once you have your application and landing slot, start the process early.

The FCA will be issuing further guidance and instruction, such as a series of information webinars, so please follow developments.

 

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Steve Bailey

Steve is an ATEB Director and has a deep understanding of all matter regulatory, built up over his 30 years + in the industry. With a training background and a technical brain, he overseas numerous complex projects and client implementation work.

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