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Trade Advice Document

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Official guidance from the Financial Conduct Authority

This guidance is for England, Scotland and Wales

FINANCIAL CONDUCT AUTHORITY GUIDANCE

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is the regulator for credit and other financial matters, and its website contains a wide range of information for businesses. All businesses carrying out consumer credit activities must be authorised by the FCA.

The FCA is responsible to HM Treasury but is funded by the firms it regulates rather than the Government.

IN THIS UPDATE

No major changes.

Last reviewed / updated: June 2024

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