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First-time buyers, older borrowers and the self-employed could find it easier to get a mortgage, as the FCA sets out next steps to help reform the market.

Consumers and businesses could be given greater control over their financial data to help secure better deals, under a vision for open finance published today by the FCA.

The Payment Systems Regulator has today set out its reforms work programme for 2026/27 highlighting its focus on tackling high card fees,

The PSR has fined Bank of Ireland UK for failing to implement Confirmation of Payee by the required deadline.

The Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) has set out changes that will give businesses more information on the card payment fees they pay

Banks and payment providers with strong fraud controls will be able to set their own limit for contactless payments

First-time buyers and the self-employed could get a step-up onto the housing ladder, under new mortgage plans from the FCA

Th FCA is seeking feedback on proposals on the minimum standards crypto firms will need to comply with.

People could benefit from the convenience of contactless payment when making larger payments, which is being consulted on by the FCA

Firms will soon be able to give retail consumers access crypto ETNs under changes announced by the FCA

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is proposing to lift the ban on offering crypto exchange traded notes (cETNs) to retail investors

The FCA has published proposals for issuing stablecoins, crypto custody and financial resilience of cryptoasset firms

The FCA has appointed David Geale as permanent Executive Director for Payments and Digital Finance and Managing Director of the Payment Systems Regulator

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is seeking views on the future regulation of specific cryptoasset activities

PSR Proposes Remedies to Improve the Market for Scheme and Processing Fees

The FCA is looking at whether removing or increasing the contactless limit could benefit consumers, merchants and economic growth

Cards are critical to the smooth running of the UK economy, enabling people to pay for goods and services and businesses to accept payments. As a well-established and popular payment method for consumers, cards play a big role in everyday transactions. This means that it is particularly important for people and business – and for the UK economy - that this market works well. Supporting this is at the heart of the PSR’s Strategy.

The Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) has today set out commitments for the next two years […]

Latest figures released today by the Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) track the performance of payment […]

The Payments Systems Regulator (PSR) and Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) are seeking views on the […]

The Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) has announced today that David Geale has been appointed Interim […]