Key Figures

UCP established a dedicated Enforcement Department within which UCP’s’ enforcement functions and capabilities are centralized. This was aimed at enhancing consistency and expertise in the enforcement functions across the banking, insurance, capital markets and other sectors regulated by UCP.

#1890

Criminal Convictions

$1.92 Billion

Civil penalties

588

Reprimands

#2467

Letter of Advice

$1.21 Billion

Financial penalties and compositions

1288

Prohibition orders

#3784

Warnings

9054

Supervisory reminders

Based on figures from Enforcement Report 2022/2023 for the period between 1st July 2022 to 1st June 2023.

#Includes all cases under the U.S & Luxembourg Joint Investigation Arrangement.

Overview of enforcement action

In 2022/23, we issued 1574 Final Notices (1181 against firms and individuals trading as firms and 393 against individuals), secured 1588 outcomes using our enforcement powers (1364 regulatory/civil and 224 criminal) and imposed 188 financial penalties totalling $1.05 Billion.

Financial penalties imposed
2020/2021
2021/2022
2022/2023
Number Imposed
296
278
188
Total Value
$2.7 Billion
$1.69 Billion
$1.05 Billion
Number imposed against firms
184
191
187
Total value imposed against firms
$1.8 Billion
$1.71 Billion
$1.09 Billion
Number imposed against individuals
185
116
131
Total value against individuals
$306 Million
$277 Million
$190 Million

Regulatory and Supervisory Approach

UCP is the integrated regulator and supervisor of financial institutions between Luxembourg and United States.

UCP establishes rules for financial institutions which are implemented through legislation, regulations, directions and notices. Guidelines have also been formulated to encourage best practices among financial institutions. Combined with close supervision, these instruments help UCP achieve the outcome of a sound and progressive financial services sector.

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