CMA
About CMA
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is a United Kingdom government department responsible for strengthening business competition and preventing anti-competitive activities. It oversees regulatory frameworks for the financial sector, including the implementation and completion of the open banking roadmap. Recent coverage has focused on the results of banking satisfaction surveys and the regulation of digital markets.
FF News has published 10 stories and 1 video interview featuring CMA since 2022, most recently "Money20/20 Middle East: How Saudi Arabia is Becoming a Global Fintech Powerhouse | Tahaluf | FF Virtual Arena #367" (9 September 2026).
Latest CMA news
- AGCX Launches UAE-Regulated Crypto Exchange with Native AED Support and Zero Fees 8 September 2026 TradeTech Eye
- Mitrade EU Secures Lloyd's of London Excess Insurance for Client Protection 7 September 2026 Insurtech Eye
- CMA Confirms Full Completion of Open Banking Roadmap, Unlocking a New Era of Financial Innovation 9 September 2024
- Open banking reaches 11 million+ payments milestone 30 August 2023
- Monzo tops CMA banking satisfaction survey results 15 August 2023
- UK Watchdog CMA Calls for AI Regulations Amid Rapid Technological Advancements 8 May 2023
- New bill to stamp out unfair practices and promote competition in digital markets 25 April 2023
- Marion King appointed as the new Chair and Trustee of the Open Banking Implementation Entity 24 January 2023
- Open Banking Limited Announces Search for New Chair and Trustee 8 November 2022
- The Personal Data Revolution Set to Change the Business Landscape - an Event Showing You the Future That’s Happening Now 14 October 2022