A survey by the watchdog found that 42 percent of 2,500 charities had experienced banking problems, including accounts being frozen without warning.
The proposal was part of a U.N. initiative to have financial institutions play a key role in incentivising businesses to tackle child sexual abuse.
The FCA made the promise on Tuesday as it launched a review into how firms are treating politically exposed persons (PEPs) in the UK.
A survey by the watchdog found that 42 percent of 2,500 charities had experienced banking problems, including accounts being frozen without warning.
The proposal was part of a U.N. initiative to have financial institutions play a key role in incentivising businesses to tackle child sexual abuse.
The FCA made the promise on Tuesday as it launched a review into how firms are treating politically exposed persons (PEPs) in the UK.