FCA: Quarterly Consultation Paper issued

The latest FCA Quarterly Consultation Paper has been issued setting out various proposals for amendments to its Handbook, including:

  • IFPRU 3.2 to ensure consistency of application, aligning with existing rules in IFPRU 11.6
  • IFPRU 11.5 to promote clarity for Firms and Groups within the scope of IFPRU11, ensuring continued compliance with the Recovery and Resolution Directive (RRD)
  • Proposed transitional provision for the large exposures treatment of certain public-sector exposures denominated n the domestic currency of any Member State under regulation (EU) 2017/2395
  • Regulatory Reporting Requirements in the Supervision Manual
  • Change of FCA Address in advance of the relocation to Stratford
  • SUP to implement the European Banking Authority Guidelines on Payment Services under the revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2) and implementation of Regulation 98 of the Payment Services Regulations 2017
  • FCA Approach Documents ‘Payment Services and Electronic Money – ‘Our Approach, the FCA’s role under the Payment Services Regulations 2017 and the Electronic Money Regulation 2011’

Consultation comments are due by 3rd April 2018 for Chapters 2 and 4, 13th April 2018 for Chapter 5 and 3rd May 2018 for Chapter 3.

Further information:

To read the full FCA Consultation Paper, please follow this link CP18/6: Quarterly Consultation Paper No. 20

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