A system map from lender-supplied credit files to customer-permissioned open banking and the UK’s emerging open-finance and Smart Data framework.
Finance · Topic
Research on the United Kingdom’s financial system, regulators, payment rails, open banking and leading fintech companies.
A system map from lender-supplied credit files to customer-permissioned open banking and the UK’s emerging open-finance and Smart Data framework.
A system map of UK financial-services accountability: Consumer Duty outcomes, complaint handling, the Ombudsman, FCA remediation, courts and FSCS.
A practical map of UK SME banking: banks, e-money accounts, service-quality data, account switching, cash management, lending links and failure protection.
A system map of UK equity capital markets after listing and prospectus reform: issuers, investors, sponsors, exchanges, PISCES and post-trade infrastructure.
A system map of UK financial advice: independent and restricted firms, IFA networks, platforms, discretionary managers, consolidators, ongoing fees and redress.
A system map of UK corporate foreign-exchange and derivatives infrastructure, from exposure policy and instrument choice to reporting, collateral, settlement and accounting.
A practical map of UK receivables finance and asset-based lending, from invoice assignment and availability calculations to collateral controls, pricing and failure risk.
A system map of UK digital wealth: execution-only platforms, automated advice, discretionary portfolios, custody, Consumer Duty and the new targeted-support regime.
A system map of how private-credit funds raise capital, originate direct loans, use bank facilities and allocate illiquid corporate-credit risk.
A system map of the UK’s Islamic banks, legal and tax framework, sovereign sukuk history, London capital-markets infrastructure and central-bank liquidity.
A practical map of how UK lenders turn loan cash flows into securities, retain risk, transfer credit exposure and fund mortgages through covered bonds.
A system map of UK consumer credit and the Deferred Payment Credit regime that brought third-party interest-free BNPL into FCA regulation in July 2026.