This contains the Centre’s response to the discussion paper issued by HM Treasury, the Financial Services Authority, and the Bank of England on reforming the deposit protection scheme in light of the Northern Rock scandal.
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- Can credit unions offer payday loan alternatives that are affordable and viable?
- Debt and The Family: Debt and Household Incomes
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- Does Debt Advice Pay? A Business Case for Social Landlords
- Payday Lending – fixing a broken market
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- Northern Ireland consumers pay more for insurance
- The Perfect Storm: The Credit Crunch hits home
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- HM Treasury Financial Services Growth & Competitiveness Strategy
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- Reforming the Consumer Credit Act 1974 – HM Treasury Consultation
- Consumer Composite Investments FCA consultation
- ESG ratings – DRWG voluntary Code of Conduct consultation
- FCA Advice/Guidance Boundary Review CP24/27
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- Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) consultation on a new Consumer Duty
- Financial Conduct Authority consultation on Sustainability Disclosure Requirements (SDR) and Investment Labels CP22/20
- HM Treasury reform of Solvency II consultation
- Reforming Financial Markets Consultation
- The FCA’s new Consumer Duty proposals
- Ensuring access to a basic bank
- FCA consultation on overdrafts and high cost, short term credit
- FCA High Cost Credit Review
- A Review of Retail Distribution
- Banking Reform – Protecting Consumers
- Financial markets, climate change, economic and social utility
- FCA Discussion Paper DP23/1 Finance for positive sustainable change: governance, incentives, and competence in regulated firms
- Financial Conduct Authority consultation on Sustainability Disclosure Requirements (SDR) and Investment Labels CP22/20
- HM Government: Update to the Green Finance Strategy – Call for Evidence
- Podcasts: The Devil is in the policy detail – will financial regulation align financial market behaviours with climate goals?
- Podcast: The Devil is in the policy detail – setting the scene
- Podcast: The Devil is in the policy detail – the role of ‘conduct’ regulation
- Podcast: The Devil is in the policy detail – the role of Parliament, government, The Bank of England, and Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA)
- Podcast: The Devil is in the policy detail – the role of disclosure and reporting, standards setting bodies, and audit and accountancy professions
- Podcast: The Devil is in the policy detail-the role of intermediaries in greening the financial system
- Podcast: The Devil is in the policy detail-the role of data and data assurance in greening the financial system
- Preventing social impact washing
- Shedding light on finance and the financial regulators
- Submission to HM Treasury Review of Solvency II consultation
- The Devil is the policy detail – will financial regulation support a move to a net zero financial system?
- Time for Action – Greening the Financial System
- An Economic and Social Audit of the City
- ESG ratings – DRWG voluntary Code of Conduct consultation
- Essay – Financial policymakers and regulators should rethink their role in preventing climate catastrophe
- HM Treasury ESG ratings providers consultation
- Social Impact Finance
- The National Financial Inclusion Strategy: fix broken markets, turn ideas into action
- Financial regulation in the UK
- AI in financial markets and services
- Essay – claims about ‘regulatory burdens’ need de-bunking
- Essay – Rethinking consumer policy theory
- FCA consultation – A New Consumer Duty
- FCA consultation on a pensions Value for Money Framework
- FCA’s ‘naming and shaming’ consultation
- Financial vulnerability and rights
- Fintech – beware of geeks bearing gifts?
- HM Treasury consultation – Reforming the Consumer Credit Act 1974
- Essay – why have we made so little progress on financial inclusion?
- HM Treasury Financial Services Regulation: Measuring Success, Call for Proposals
- The Industry and Regulators Committee Inquiry into UK regulators
- FCA Financial Advice Market Review (FAMR)
- FCA ‘Mission’ document consultation
- A Financial Inclusion Manifesto
- FCA Approach to Competition
- Consultation responses
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