Tag Archives: FCA

Is Proposed 10% P2P Limit Really Investment Advice?

Here’s a question for you. Is the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) unintentionally offering us investment advice? Consider the proposed new limit on investor exposure to peer-to-peer (P2P) assets. This forms part of a new, sharper focus on the P2P sector, following a number of problems with unregulated investments (completely irrelevant, but linked in some minds) […]

Does FCA Regulation Really Matter To P2P Lenders? Plus Loan Latest

Following last Friday’s News article looking at the forthcoming rule changes to regulation in the peer-to-peer (P2P) lending sector in which Money&co. operates, comes another question: Does FCA regulation make a difference? The jury, according to this article from P2P Finance News (excerpt below) is definitely out on this one. When Lendy collapsed last month, it was […]

Drawing Lines In The Regulatory Sand – Plus Loan Latest

Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow… the next loan is set creep in (and apologies for the petty pace)…you guessed it – tomorrow! We’ll divulge full detail and offer commentary then. In the interim, our friends at P2P Finance News report welcome regulatory developments in our space. We run a short excerpt from the article here. […]

FCA Keeps Watchful Eye On Consumer Concerns – Plus Loans Latest

The UK’s top financial watchdog, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), is quite rightly keeping a vigilant eye on new and fast-growing areas of finance. Above all, it is looking to safeguard the wellbeing of retail consumers of financial products 9roughly translated as investors and savers). It is also taking the simple and bold step of […]

FCA Surveillance Survey Surveyed – Plus Loan Latest

As our sector of alternative finance matures, so does the regulation and oversight. The peer-to-peer (P2P) business lending sub-sector of crowdfunding is where we operate, and, with the advent of the Innovative Finance Individual Savings Account (ISA) a lot of attention has rightly been devoted to P2P. It’s right because companies such as Money&Co. will […]