Financial Services Flashcards

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What are the financial services regulatory system legislations?

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  • Financial services and markets act 2000.
  • Financial services act 2012.
  • Bank of England and financial services act 2016.
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Who are the prudential regulation authority?

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They focus on prudential matters. Issues such as levels of capital, solvency and risk management.

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List the UK financial sector authorities.

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  • Financial conduct authority.
  • Prudential regulation authority.
  • Bank of England.
  • Financial policy committee.
  • HM treasury.
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Who is ultimately responsible for the regulation of financial services in the UK?

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Chancellor of Exchequer.

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What is the purpose of the authorities?

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They work together to ensure a smooth, efficient and effective running of the UK’s economy and the financial sector.

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What are the operational objectives of the FCA?

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1) Protect consumers.
2) Protect financial markets.
3) Promote competition.

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What regulated activities do the FCA conduct?

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Dealing in, arranging, managing or giving advice on:
- Banking.
- Insurance.
- Investment management.
- Pensions.
- Home finance.

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What are the codes of conduct for the FCA?

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1) Must act with integrity.
2) Must act with due skill, care and diligence.
3) Must be open and co-operative with the FCA, PRA and other regulators.
4) Must pay due regard to the interests of customers and treat them fairly.

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Examples on codes of breach of conduct.

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  • Insider dealing.
  • GDPR.
  • Money laundering.
  • Misleading financial promotions.
  • Financial incentives encouraging staff to mis-sell.
  • Providing unauthorised advice.
  • Overstating past performance figures of fund performance to induce consumers to invest.
  • Misleading conduct.
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