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The technology challenge
Speech by Martin Wheatley, CEO, the FCA, at Lansons, London. This is the text of the speech as drafted, which may differ from the delivered version. -
A test of conscience
Certainly, some of the FCA’s conversations with banking staff for the occasional paper, seem to suggest consumer vulnerability is not yet a business priority in all firms. ... Indeed fewer than half of UK adults over 65 currently access the internet. -
Innovation Pathways
Innovation Pathways helps financial services firms launch innovative products and services. Learn more about FCA support offered and who can apply. -
The business of social purpose
A speech by Jonathan Davidson, Executive Director of Supervision – Retail and Authorisations, on the business of social purpose. -
HM Treasury, CMA, FCA and PSR joint statement to update on the future of open banking
Statement from the joint regulatory oversight committee on the future of Open banking.. -
The rise of market based finance
banking-like services – but in many respects a more efficient means of doing so. ... In part, this is likely to be cultivated by favourable regulatory and political conditions. -
Regulating in a recovery
Speech by John-Griffith Jones, FCA Chairman, at the CASS Business School, London. This is the text of the speech as drafted, which may differ from the delivered version. -
Our investigations – the evolving approach
Speech by Jamie Symington, Director of Investigations at the FCA, at the Legal Week Banking Litigation and Regulation Forum. -
The FCA and the Future of Retail Banking
Speech by Clive Adamson, FCA Director of Supervision, at the Marketforce and the IEA’s 16th Annual Conference, London. This is the text of the speech as drafted, which may differ from the delivered version. -
The regulatory challenge
The regulatory challenge. Speeches First published:. 23/02/2015. Last updated: 24/02/2015. Share page. ... Changes to legislation – both in the UK and internationally; changes to regulatory structure; and, importantly, a change in societal expectations