The UK is modernizing its financial conduct regime by moving detailed conduct regulation to FCA rules.
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The UK is modernizing its financial conduct regime by moving detailed conduct regulation to FCA rules.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.FCA reforms are aimed at boosting UK capital markets.1 source
- The FCA is amending conduct rules for non-bank firms, increasing scrutiny and reporting requirements, while observers note conduct issues are used for dismissals.Sub-event
- An investigation found widespread poor practice across the banking industry, overseen by the FCA.Sub-event
- The UK's FCA and BOE have introduced formal crypto regulations and lowered stablecoin capital buffers.Sub-event
- A bill removing punitive sanctions for minor errors in financial services policy was announced, with a co-founder of Consumer VOICE commenting on the changes.Sub-event
- ICAS reacted to FCA plans to reshape listed company reporting rules, proposing UK SRS S2.Sub-event
HM Treasury and FCA are modernizing UK financial conduct rules by shifting detailed regulation to FCA oversight.1 source
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