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Rathi heralds the FCA’s bold strike to the Gordian knot of regulation

Alexander the Great, played by actor Richard Burton (1925 - 1984) cuts the Gordian Knot in 'Alexander the Great', written, directed and produced by Robert Rossen, 1956.
Alexander the Great, played by Richard Burton, cuts the Gordian Knot. Photo: Silver Screen Collection/Getty Images

Jean Hurley

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Or is the sword of Damacles hanging over the head of the FCA? We take a look at Rathi’s speech alongside insight from industry experts.

In a speech to the Association of British Insurers roundtable, the FCA’s CEO Nikhil Rathi announced the FCA’s commitment to supporting the government’s growth initiative and to be bold not just in “what we do, but how we do it.”

Drawing inspiration from Alexander the Great’s sword to cut through

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