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Risk and Resilience Academy

Join the academy for guidance on integrating operational resilience best practice with the new policy requirements

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MONTHLY ECONOMIC INSIGHT

We kick off the year with a look at how 2021 finished up and what forecasters are expecting for the UK and wider global economy in 2022.

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The future strategy for open banking payments

UK Finance has set out recommendations for the future strategy of open banking payments in a new report.

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Foreign Bank Training Workshop Series: 7-17 FEBRUARY 2022

Specifically selected courses to cover the essentials for any foreign firm navigating the UK regulatory market

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DATA AND RESEARCH

We produce comprehensive data and research on the banking and finance industry, covering areas including mortgages, cards, payments, economic crime and business finance

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MEMBERSHIP

At UK Finance we continue to develop our strategy of supporting the UK’s position as a global leader in financial services, working with members to ensure we are the safest and most transparent place in the world to do business.

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Fraud the Facts 2021

Our Fraud – the Facts 2021 report highlights that last year the banking industry worked hard throughout the pandemic to protect customers from fraud and to go after the criminals behind it, with over £1.6 billion of fraud stopped in 2020. However, criminals turned to online and technology-enabled scams to exploit people’s fears about the Covid-19 pandemic, using digital platforms to target victims directly and tricking them into giving away their money or information, avoiding banks’ security measures.

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