FRN Watch
Regulatory Alerts · Email

Material changes, in your inbox — not a dashboard.

We poll the FCA register daily. When something material changes — a permission, a requirement, a disciplinary entry — your team gets an email with the firm, the change, and a link to acknowledge.

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Illustrative · 4 changes today
12 firms watched
Example Bank Ltd000001
Final Notice published
Disciplinary
Example Invest Ltd000002
OIREQ added
Requirement
Example Payments Ltd000003
1 added, 1 removed
Permissions
Example Holdings plc000004
Name updated
Trading name
01 · What triggers an alert

Four categories — anything else stays out of your way.

  • Warnings
    Regulatory warnings

    Consumer warnings or public notices issued by the FCA against a firm you watch.

  • Disciplinary
    Disciplinary action

    Final notices, decisions, and supervisory notices — flagged as soon as the next daily poll picks them up.

  • Permissions
    Permissions changes

    A firm’s Part 4A permissions are added, removed, varied, or limited — with the specific activity named.

  • Status
    Status updates

    Authorisation, registration, and appointed representative changes — including principal-firm shifts.

02 · How they arrive

Email — because that’s where your team already works.

Each alert names the firm, the type of change, and a one-line summary of what changed against the previous snapshot. A link drops you straight onto the firm in your dashboard.

Frequency is configurable: an alert per material change, or a daily digest that rolls up everything from the last poll into a single email — useful when your watchlist is large. Every alert is captured in your audit trail whether you read it the same day or not.

03 · How teams respond

A short playbook per category.

  1. 01
    Regulatory warning

    Review what the warning covers; assess whether it touches the relationship; escalate to head of compliance if it does; pin a note with the decision.

  2. 02
    Permission change

    Identify which activity changed and whether it underpins your arrangement. If a critical permission was removed, consider pausing affected activity pending clarification.

  3. 03
    Disciplinary action

    Read the notice; map it to the activities the firm performs for you; consider enhanced due diligence or additional oversight.

  4. 04
    Status change

    Verify the new state on the register; decide if the firm can continue the activities you rely on; pull legal in if the change affects contractual obligations.

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We’ll show you what arrives in the inbox, how acknowledgement works, and how the digest rolls up.

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