Framework steward
Develop and govern RCEF as a consistent evidence architecture across market contexts.
About RMCA
An independent association for evidence-led market conduct.
Responsible Markets Conduct Association develops shared frameworks, public records and programme infrastructure for clearer identity, safeguarding, complaints and redress evidence.
Public-interest role
Evidence before status. Exact identity before general claims.
RMCA provides a common structure for questions that are otherwise dispersed across company registers, regulator records, contracts, protection statements and complaint routes.
Institutional functions
A framework, publisher and programme institution.
RMCA separates source evidence, analytical method, programme status and public presentation so that each can be reviewed on its own terms.
Public-record publisher
Connect exact entities and brands to attributable evidence, dates, scope and limitations.
Programme institution
Operate FDRC and PSCR as distinct applications under common RMCA governance.
Correction-led publisher
Maintain visible challenge, correction, right-of-reply and change-history routes.
Legal standing
Independent, voluntary and non-statutory.
RMCA is a private company limited by guarantee without share capital, incorporated in England and Wales. It does not exercise statutory regulatory powers.
FDRC and PSCR are programmes of RMCA. Each programme applies its own defined evidence module and does not transfer a conclusion to another entity, group, brand, service or programme.
Company and legal informationSecretariat
Questions should reach the right route.
General institutional enquiries can be sent to the RMCA secretariat. Published-record corrections use the dedicated correction route.
Important scope
Voluntary and non-statutory.
RMCA does not regulate firms, grant licences, approve or certify businesses, rank firms, guarantee safety or solvency, determine statutory rights or operate a compensation scheme. RMCA materials do not replace checks with the relevant statutory regulator, contractual documentation or independent professional advice.