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OPINION: What the FCA’s five-year strategy means in practice

Montage with Nikhil Rathi,chief executive of the UK's Financial Conduct Authority, and the logo.
Nikhil Rathi was recently reappointed as CEO for a second term, despite differences with the government. GRIP Montage: FCA

Parvez Khan | IPK European Strategy

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Will Handbook simplification, wordcount reduction and changes toward regulatory automation lead to a smoother supervisory process?

From one perspective the FCA’s Five-Year Strategy sets out aspects of the policy agenda well trailed over the last few years. Many issues can be traced back in some form over several iterations of the six-monthly Regulatory Grid, albeit that in specific areas focus has changed or mode

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