We recently posted a news item about the need to apply for interim FCA permissions before the end of November 2013 in order to benefit from a discount.
We have recently attended a seminar where the FCA Authorisations department estimated that they will receive around 51,000 applications. What is interesting is that they estimate that only 39,000 applicants actually require a licence.
Prior to applying therefore and potentially wasting money, you should fully understand when the CCL licence is required. This link provides a useful summary.
One other thing to note. You need to check that your current licence is correctly set up. If it is not, you should amend the licence with the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) prior to applying to the FCA for interim permissions.
FCA Business Plan – 2021/22
Alistair MacDougall Compliance 2017, 2021, complaints, EEA, EU, FCA, FSCS, PI, protection, TCF, vulnerable
Publication of the FCA’s Business Plan for 2021/22 was delayed from its usual spot in April, finally appearing at the end of July. The document can be accessed here. An overview of the content follows. Transformation The plan contains a huge amount of mission/vision speak, as is typical in the annual reports of most large […]