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ARTICLE · 17 JUNE 2025

The New FCA Enforcement Guide

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On 3 June 2025, the FCA published a policy statement (PS25/5) containing a new version of its Enforcement Guide.

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On 3 June 2025, the FCA published a policy statement (PS25/5) containing a new version of its Enforcement Guide. This follows its earlier consultation on the subject conducted in two parts in February and November 2024 (CP 24/2). This article contains a summary of the key changes the FCA has made in the new guide, which will now be referred to as ‘ENFG' rather than ‘EG'. The new ENFG came into force on 3 June 2025 for investigations starting on or after that date.

Publication of the new ENFG concludes a process which the FCA began in February 2024, which from its perspective was designed to make its enforcement actions more transparent and quicker to resolve. Aspects of the FCA's earlier proposals, particularly the proposed ‘naming and shaming' of firms, were highly controversial and widely reported in the media. Our previous AG Insights articles on the consultations can be found  here and  here. As expected, the most radical of the changes that the FCA originally

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