FCA confirms the increase to our award limits
1 April 2026
The Financial Conduct Authority has confirmed the increase to our award limits for the coming financial year.
Today sees the publication of our annual review (PDF 4.6MB), which reflects the achievements of our service in 2017/2018.
Using case studies and insight, we’ve drawn out three themes we’ve seen in the problems people have brought to us: vulnerability; new ideas, new challenges; and loyalty & trust. We hope these themes spark conversations across the sector, as well as with each other.
We’ve also highlighted how, nearly 20 years after conversations began about setting up one ombudsman, we’ve been ensuring we’re ready for the future. It’s been a challenging year and our annual review reflects on the changes we’ve been through – while keeping fairness, and the people who are relying on our answers, at the heart of everything we do.
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