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FCA

|F-C-A|

/ˌɛf.siˈeɪ/

financial regulation

Etymology

Etymology Information

'FCA' originates from the English phrase 'Financial Conduct Authority'.

Historical Evolution

'FCA' was established in 2013, replacing the Financial Services Authority (FSA).

Meaning Changes

Initially, it was part of the FSA, but now it functions independently to regulate financial markets.

Meanings by Part of Speech

Noun 1

an abbreviation for 'Financial Conduct Authority', a regulatory body in the UK overseeing financial markets.

The FCA regulates financial firms to ensure fair competition.

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