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The Financial Conduct Authority spent £70,000 on its 'Emil the Seal' scam awareness campaign featuring an ATM pop-up at London Waterloo station in January 2026, according to reporting by Investment Week. The expenditure equates to over £134 per potential interaction.
The figures highlight the unit cost of regulatory consumer communication campaigns delivered in major transport hubs.
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