Regulator to Prioritise Improving Consumer Outcomes in Mortgage Market

FCA Regulatory Priorities report – Mortgages

On 12 March 2026, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) issued its latest Regulatory Priorities report which covers mortgages.Regulatory Priorities reports replace portfolio letters and are published annually. They act as a guide for firms’ boards and chief executives and pull together all that the FCA is doing in a particular area.The FCA’s mortgages priorities this year include: Improving consumer outcomes under the Mortgage Rule Review. The F…

Regulator to prioritise improving consumer outcomes in mortgage market

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will focus on work to improve consumer outcomes as part of its Mortgage Rule Review, with mostly permissive changes. The post Regulator to prioritise improving consumer outcomes in mortgage market appeared first on Mortgage Solutions.

FCA lays out mortgage sector regulatory priorities

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has set out its first mortgage regulatory priorities document, which aims to be a "one-stop shop" for all the regulator's aims for the market. The new regulatory priorities document will be published once a year and replaces more than 40…The post FCA lays out mortgage sector regulatory priorities appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.

FCA replaces portfolio letters with regulatory priorities

The UK’s financial watchdog, the FCA, has quietly adjusted how firms monitor regulatory expectations, introducing a new framework designed to provide clearer guidance across key sectors. The FCA has launched a series of Regulatory Priorities reports, replacing the long-standing portfolio letter system that previously outlined supervisory expectations for different parts of the financial services industry, Cardamon CEO Areg Nzsdejan said in a rec…