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Evidence first. The dataset records six additions in the week to 21 October 2026, all sourced to the FCA Warning List of unauthorised firms, which the FCA…
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Evidence first. The dataset records six additions in the week to 21 October 2026, all sourced to the FCA Warning List of unauthorised firms, which the FCA publishes under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000. Interpretation second: for SME owners, accountants and advisers, that makes this week a practical moment to re-check any unfamiliar financial services provider before you engage.
03/07/2026, recorded in the week to 21 October
The FCA cautions UK consumers and businesses that this firm is operating without authorisation. Per FCA Warning List.
03/07/2026, recorded in the week to 21 October
The FCA cautions UK consumers and businesses that this firm is operating without authorisation. Per FCA Warning List.
03/07/2026, recorded in the week to 21 October
The FCA cautions UK consumers and businesses that this firm is operating without authorisation. Per FCA Warning List.
03/07/2026, recorded in the week to 21 October
The FCA cautions UK consumers and businesses that this firm is operating without authorisation. Per FCA Warning List.
03/07/2026, recorded in the week to 21 October
The FCA cautions UK consumers and businesses that this firm is operating without authorisation. Per FCA Warning List.
03/07/2026, recorded in the week to 21 October
The FCA cautions UK consumers and businesses that this firm is operating without authorisation. Per FCA Warning List.
The observable sequence is straightforward. The FCA publishes a warning under FSMA, the warning becomes public record, and your next step is verification before payment, onboarding, referral, or document sharing. The evidence here supports timing and source trail, not broader claims beyond the FCA’s own warning.
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