FCA

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is a regulatory body established in 2013, dedicated to maintaining the integrity of the financial markets in the United Kingdom. With its headquarters in London, the FCA operates independently, ensuring that financial services operate in the best interests of consumers and businesses. By enforcing standards across the financial industry, the FCA plays a crucial role in fostering trust and transparency.

Under the leadership of CEO Nikhil Rathi, the FCA focuses on a wide range of regulatory functions. These include the supervision of financial conduct, risk management, and the enforcement of consumer protection laws. The organisation prioritises the prevention of market abuse, fraud, and misconduct, while also encouraging innovation within the financial sector.

The FCA is committed to promoting fair competition, ensuring that the financial markets remain stable and transparent. It empowers consumers by providing reliable information and support, helping them make informed financial decisions. Through its comprehensive approach, the FCA continues to uphold the integrity and resilience of the UK financial ecosystem.