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 received 53,600 cases in the first quarter of 2026/27

22 July 2026

Case levels at the Financial Ombudsman Service remained stable in the first quarter of 2026/27, newly published data showed today.

Q1 data Press release

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Financial Ombudsman Service appoints permanent Chief Executive Officer and Chief Ombudsman

20 July 2026

The Financial Ombudsman Service Board has appointed Jenny Simmonds as permanent Chief Executive Officer and James Dipple-Johnstone as permanent Chief Ombudsman.

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‘Buy now, pay later’ users will soon be able to bring complaints to the Financial Ombudsman

8 July 2026

From 15 July, consumers can bring eligible complaints to us about BNPL agreements if they can't resolve things with their provider.

Press release BNPL

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