The Modern Slavery Act requires organisations over a certain size to report yearly on what they’ve done to ensure they help prevent acts of modern slavery and trafficking from occurring within their business or supply chains.

Today we've renewed our annual statement (PDF 91KB) setting out what we’re doing to help prevent modern slavery and trafficking, not just because it’s the law, but because our commitment to fairness and doing the right thing is at the heart of our values.

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Financial Ombudsman Service sets out ambitious targets for resolving cases in 2026/27

13 January 2026

We have proposed ambitious targets for the next financial year, and would like to remind stakeholders that our consultation closes on 21 January 2026.

Press release Strategic plans and budget Consultations and responses

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New interest rate now applies to compensation awards

2 January 2026

A new interest rate applies to the compensation we direct financial businesses to make for cases referred to our service on and after 1 January 2026.

Interest Redress Compensation

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Financial Ombudsman Service shares a festive finance warning

18 December 2025

With the festive season approaching, we are encouraging consumers to take a few practical steps to protect their finances.

Press release

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