Firmwatcher
Regulatory alerts · Email and in-app

New entries, in your inbox – not buried in the register.

We check the FCA register every morning. When a new requirement or disciplinary action appears for a firm or individual on your watchlist, your team gets an email naming them, the number and type of new entries, and a link to review and acknowledge them.

inbox · Firmwatcher alerts
Alert emails
4 this morning
Illustrative
Example Bank Ltd000001
1 new disciplinary action
Disciplinary
Example Invest Ltd000002
1 new requirement
Requirements
Example Payments Ltd000003
2 new disciplinary actions
Disciplinary
A. Exampleindividual
1 role change
Individuals
01 · What triggers an alert

Three categories – anything else stays out of your way.

  • Requirements
    New requirements

    VREQs, OIREQs and financial promotion requirements recorded against a firm you watch.

  • Disciplinary
    Disciplinary action

    Fines, public censures, prohibition orders, decision notices, Upper Tribunal outcomes and variations or cancellations of permission – from the morning check, or within the hour when the FCA announces them.

  • Individuals
    Individuals you monitor

    Changes to their roles (controlled functions) and any disciplinary action against them.

02 · How they arrive

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

Each email names the firm or individual and the number and type of new entries, with a link straight to them in Firmwatcher, where you see the register’s own wording and dates.

Each person chooses how often: an email as alerts are found, or a daily or weekly summary – useful when your watchlist is large. Alerts also appear in the app and stay unacknowledged until someone on your team acknowledges them; each acknowledgement is recorded in your audit trail.

03 · How teams respond

A short playbook per category.

  1. 01
    New requirement

    Read what the requirement restricts and whether it touches the services the firm provides to you. If it does, escalate and decide whether the arrangement can continue as it is; record the decision in the acknowledgement comment.

  2. 02
    Disciplinary action

    Read the final notice; map the failings to the activities the firm performs for you; consider enhanced due diligence or closer oversight.

  3. 03
    Variation or cancellation of permission

    Check on the register what the firm may still do. If the activity you rely on is affected, consider pausing it pending clarification, and bring in legal if contractual obligations are affected.

  4. 04
    Individual

    For a role change, confirm who now holds the function you deal with. For disciplinary action against a person, consider what it means for the firm they work for.

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