Useful Links

Useful links within the FCA's website

• FCA transitional directions

• Handbook Publications
  This page contains Handbook Notices, Handbook Releases and Policy development updates.

• Handbook Releases
  This page contains Handbook Releases incorporating all updated pages for the Handbook by month. Each release contains the updated pages for the Handbook by module.

• Guidance notes

• Derivations and destinations

• Policy Documents

• Fees
  This page includes documents and links to information on fees charged to our regulated community.

• Handbook forms

• Ordering a printed copy of the Handbook

Useful links within the PRA's website

• PRA Rulebook
  This page directs you to the PRA rulebook.

• Prudential Regulation Authority
  This page directs you to the PRA website.

• Publications
  This page includes all PRA documents.

• Waivers and Modifications
  This page contains current available waivers by consent.

Related external websites

The FCA is not responsible for the content of external websites.

• EUR-LEX - European legislation
  This website provides access to a range of useful European legal materials. Most legislation accessible via this website is published as adopted, although certain legislation is accessible in consolidated form. Users should check whether legislation is in force or whether it has been amended or repealed by subsequent legislation.

• HMSO – Legislation
  This website contains recent United Kingdom legislation. All legislation published on this website is published as enacted or made. Users should check whether legislation is in force or whether it has been amended or repealed by subsequent legislation.

• Financial Services Markets Act 2012
  This website provides links to the Financial Services and Markets Act 2012 and to statutory instruments made under it. This website provides links to legislation as enacted or made. Users should check whether legislation is in force or whether it has been amended or repealed by subsequent legislation.

• The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA)

• The European Banking Authority (EBA)

• The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA)

There are three European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) which aim to create a single EU rule book. The ESAs issue guidance and recommendations which may be of relevance to FCA and PRA-regulated persons, and European consumers. Further information and material can be found on their websites.

Consolidated versions of the Financial Services and Markets Act and other UK legislation are available, both in print and online, from commercial publishers.