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FCA Conduct Supervision

Definition

FCA Conduct Supervision refers to the oversight activities undertaken by the Financial Conduct Authority in the United Kingdom to ensure financial firms act in the best interests of consumers and market integrity. This supervision assesses how firms design products, manage customer relationships, and handle complaints, ensuring fair treatment and transparent practices. The FCA’s role is to prevent misconduct and promote healthy competition within the financial services sector. It applies to a broad spectrum of regulated activities.