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FCA Regulation Roundup August – Highlights

Complaints Handling The FCA has published final rules on complaints handling. In summary the changes are: An extension of the ‘next business day rule’, where firms can handle complaints less […] [...]

Out With The Old…

A reminder that the FSA disappears on 1 April to be replaced by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and, for relevant firms, the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA). The FSA made […] [...]

Status Disclosure

On the matter of ‘status disclosure’ and the cut-over to the FCA (see article ‘Out With The Old…’) firms should not overlook the need to update their stationery when necessary […] [...]

FCA Business Plan

The FCA’s very first Business Plan has been published. As has previously been announced, the FCA will be much more proactive , “acting earlier and more decisively than the FSA”. […] [...]

FCA Risk Outlook

The publication of the FCA’s Business Plan – see separate article – was accompanied by the FCA Risk Outlook 2013. The FCA Risk Outlook identifies potential risks, some of which […] [...]

A consultation paper on regulatory reform – CP12/24 “Regulatory Reform: PRA and FCA regimes relating to aspects of authorisation and supervision” was released on 12 September. As will be known, […] [...]

Supervision under the FCA

Clive Adamson, Director of Supervision, Conduct of Business, gave a speech at the annual FSA Asset Management Conference on the supervisory approach that will be adopted by the FCA. Although […] [...]

The Approach of the FCA

As will be known, the FSA is scheduled to disappear at the end of next year as the UK moves to a new model of regulation (for a reminder of […] [...]

More on FSA Reform

The last Regulatory Roundup (Issue 26) contained articles covering the proposed revision of the regulatory system which would see the end of the FSA and the birth of the Consumer […] [...]

FSA Reform (1) – New Appointment

It has been announced that Martin Wheatley is to be the CEO of the Consumer Protection and Markets Authority (CPMA). Mr Wheatley, who was previously the CEO of the Hong […] [...]

FSA Reform (2) – Possible Delay

The Treasury Select Committee, which is looking at the reform of financial regulation, has published, in three volumes, a report which contains some interesting comments questioning the achievability (or wisdom) […] [...]

FSA Reform (3) – Progress

Putting the possibility of any delays to one side, the FSA is sending out a ‘Dear CEO’ letter from Hector Sants providing a progress update on the transition to the […] [...]

UK regulatory reform

The FSA is being broken up into the Prudential Regulation Authority (‘PRA’), as a subsidiary of the Bank of England, and a new Consumer Protection and Markets Authority (‘CPMA’). A […] [...]

European Supervision – All Change

Whilst we are on things European, a reminder that the European Commission has adopted legislation that will implement a new supervisory framework for the EU, which will include the disappearance […] [...]

Financial Services Regulation Bill

The Queen’s Speech gave confirmation of an overhaul of the regulation of financial services “Legislation will reform financial services regulation to learn from the financial crisis …” which is supplemented […] [...]

Turner Review

Back in March the FSA published The Turner Review and ‘A regulatory response to the global banking crisis’ (DP09/2). They arose from a request from the Chancellor of the Exchequer […] [...]

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FCA Regulation Roundup August – Highlights

Out With The Old…

Status Disclosure

FCA Business Plan

FCA Risk Outlook