Services / Regulatory Advisory & FCA Engagement
Change & engagement
Regulatory advisory & FCA engagement
Practical support across the regulatory lifecycle — from authorisations and new launches to regulatory change, prudential requirements and FCA correspondence — with implementation planning that turns requirements into action.
Areas of support
What support can include
Scope is agreed with each firm; the items below are illustrative rather than a fixed package.
- FCA authorisations, variations of permission, change in control and notifications
- New firm and fund launch readiness, including pre-launch framework design
- Regulatory change identification, interpretation and implementation (MiFID II, IFPR, AIFMD, UCITS)
- Prudential support, including IFPR and ICARA documentation and process
- Support with FCA correspondence, information requests and supervisory engagement
- Regulatory reporting support and notification readiness
- Financial crime compliance (AML/CTF, sanctions, PEP screening, enhanced due diligence)
- Financial promotions, website and marketing compliance review
Financial crime
AML, CTF & sanctions support
Support with AML/CTF frameworks, sanctions controls, business-wide and customer risk assessments and related compliance documentation, within agreed scope.
Financial promotions
Fair, clear and not misleading
Review of financial promotions, website and marketing material against a fair, clear and not misleading standard, within agreed scope — helping firms communicate appropriately without overstating.
How it works
A clear, structured process
Identify what applies
Assess which regulatory developments or interactions are relevant to the firm.
Interpret and plan
Translate requirements into a practical implementation plan with clear ownership.
Support engagement
Assist with FCA correspondence, applications and notifications within agreed scope.
Implement and evidence
Help embed changes and maintain records that evidence the firm’s response.
Scope & regulatory boundaries
Bishopsgate Vector is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. It does not provide investment advice, manage investments, arrange investments or hold client money.
Where support relates to a Senior Management Function, including SMF16 (Compliance Oversight), any arrangement is subject to appropriate client agreement, defined role scope, applicable regulatory requirements and FCA approval where required. Client firms remain responsible for their own regulatory obligations.
Next step
Arrange an introductory discussion
A short, confidential conversation to understand your firm, your regulatory context and where experienced compliance support would add value.