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The UK's FCA plans to investigate Apple, Amazon, Google, and Meta's moves into retail financial services over competition and consumer harm concerns

Financial Conduct Authority says Silicon Valley's resources might harm competition and disadvantage others

Financial Times Tim Bradshaw

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  • @psb_dc @psb_dc on x
    UK regulator warns over #BigTech's growing interest in finance #fintech #finserv cc @SpirosMargaris @Clagett @stessacohen @virginieoshea https://www.ft.com/... via @FinancialTimes @tim https://twitter.com/...
  • @fintechprguy Daniel Lowther on x
    UK regulator warns over Big Tech's growing interest in finance https://www.ft.com/... -> “The FCA also suggested that tech companies ought to share their prized customer data with traditional providers” What you've been waiting for right? @dgwbirch #fintech
  • @drhotspur Ivan K. Cohen on x
    “might” https://www.ft.com/...
  • @leoringer Leo Ringer on x
    This is a big one - the FCA looking into whether Big Tech is unduly leveraging its power in entering payments, deposit taking, consumer credit and insurance. Language is balanced for now, but these things rarely conclude that there's nothing to be done. https://www.fca.org.uk/...