FCA supervision of CMCs

FCA sets out key priorities for CMC regulation

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has outlined its approach to supervising claims management companies (CMCs) over the next two years, focusing on areas of concern and ensuring firms meet regulatory expectations.

The FCA has identified key risks within the sector, including:

  • Weak governance and oversight in some firms

  • Failures in due diligence and compliance

  • Consumer harm due to misleading practices

To remain compliant, CMCs must strengthen their processes and governance structures. Read the full details of the FCA’s supervisory approach here.

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