New Content Integration with 8AM Global 14 February 2024 Doug McFarlaneSuitability We have some exciting news on the latest upgrade to ATEB Suitability on 14th February 2024. This update comes at […] Read More
Questions, questions… 30 November 2023 Paul JayCompliance As a result of firms needing to implement Consumer Duty this year (and many still don’t appear to have their […] Read More
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water 13 November 2023 Paul JayCompliance This was the tagline written for the movie Jaws 2 and like the shark in the film, the FCA appears […] Read More
Suitability reports – silver bullet, or not? 18 October 2023 Paul JayCompliance,Suitability If you ask most advice firms which part of the advice process consumes the most time, most will reply: “Suitability […] Read More
Good news story! 6 September 2023 Paul JayCompliance Last week we reported that one of ATEB’s firms had received a monster information request from the FCA. This week […] Read More
Consumer Duty – the shape of things to come? 30 August 2023 Paul JayCompliance In its numerous publications prior to the implementation of Consumer Duty, the FCA promised that it would be more proactive […] Read More
Consumer Duty – Identifying Foreseeable Harm 17 May 2023 Alistair MacDougallCompliance Niels Bohr, the Nobel laureate in Physics and father of the atomic model, is quoted as saying, “Prediction is very […] Read More
FCA Consultation Paper 23/3: Financial Services Compensation Scheme – Management Expenses Levy Limit (Issued January 2023) 25 January 2023 Lisa CrossCompliance This Consultation Paper is relevant to all FCA and PRA authorised firms and sets out the FCA and PRA proposals […] Read More
10% Portfolio Drop Rule – dropped! 15 December 2022 Paul JayCompliance As part of the Government’s reforms of previous EU legislation, next on the list is the proposal to scrap the […] Read More
FG22/4 – FCA approach to compromise arrangements 13 July 2022 Paul JayCompliance The FCA has issued final guidance (FG22/4) for regulated firms entering into, or considering entering into compromise arrangements with creditors […] Read More