The Financial Conduct Authority is the United Kingdom's conduct regulator for financial services, operating independently of the UK government and funded by fees charged to the industry it oversees. It began operating on April 1, 2013, headquartered at Endeavour Square in London, and it regulates roughly 58,000 firms across banking, mutual societies, financial advice, self-invested pension providers, and cryptoasset services, working to protect consumers and maintain the integrity of the UK's financial markets.
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