FCA compliance training is structured eLearning that covers the specific rules the Financial Conduct Authority sets for regulated firms, including SM&CR, Consumer Duty, conflicts of interest and financial crime risk. It's designed to leave a clear completion record, which firms need for their own audit trail.
FCA compliance training built for regulated UK teams
Regulators don’t accept "we meant to run the training." They want evidence: who completed it, and when. Ciphr eLearning's FCA compliance training gives regulated firms that evidence.
Our FCA compliance courses cover the rules firms are assessed against: conduct, culture, risk, and the regime that sits behind each one. Off the shelf or shaped to your own policies, they're built to hold up under scrutiny, not just tick a box.
Bespoke FCA compliance training courses: when off the shelf isn't enough
Some firms need the standard course. Others need it to sound like their own compliance handbook, not a generic template. Our bespoke FCA compliance courses start from the same regulatory content and get rebuilt around your firm's language, risk appetite and real-world scenarios, so the training reads as yours, not ours.
FCA compliance eLearning case study
Prudential trusts Ciphr with its global learning programme
When Prudential, a FTSE 100 firm, needed a learning programme that worked across a genuinely global workforce rather than a patchwork of local versions, they chose Ciphr eLearning to build it.
The result: a bespoke digital learning programme delivered to over 15,000 employees across 35 countries, in five languages, using a mix of formats matched to each audience rather than one format forced on everyone.
FCA compliance training online, built for compliance teams to run themselves
Courses can sit in Ciphr eLearning's platform, so your compliance or L&D team can assign modules, set deadlines and pull a completion report for an internal audit or a regulator visit without waiting on us. Content works on SCORM 1.2 and 2004, so it drops into your existing LMS if you have one, or runs standalone if you don't.