FCA SYSC 3.1
The systems and controls should be reviewed regularly.
A firm is also required to employ personnel with the skills, knowledge and expertise necessary for the discharge of their designated responsibilities.
For areas covered by systems and controls see SYSC 3.2.
Guidance on risk governance is contained in SYSC 21.
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FCA proposals to promote good business practices amongst crypto firms
The FCA plans to extend the High-Level Standards in the FCA Handbook to cryptoasset firms in line with FSMA-authorized entities.
Sam Robinson | CMS, Justin Kwik | CMS5 min read
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Robust recordkeeping and comms monitoring essential says FCA
Study reveals picture of uneven compliance and continued breaches by senior staff.
Thomas Hyrkiel4 min read
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Learning the lessons of the Citi 'fat finger' trading case
The Citi case highlighted compliance deficiencies compounded by human error. Here are some practical tips to avoid making the same mistakes.
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"We need to work smarter" says FCA enforcement chief
Therese Chambers outlined new enforcement strategy to speed up investigations and clarified new enforcement publicity proposals.
Jean Hurley4 min read
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How employers should navigate the scrapping of the banker bonus cap
Now that the cap has been removed, we look at the practical implications for banks, building societies and PRA-designated investment firms.
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Comms monitoring takes centre stage with global regulators
If your firm is subject to one or multiple regimes, you should ensure your controls and approach are aligned with the relevant regulators’ expectations.
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FCA loses high profile Upper Tribunal enforcement cases
The judgment is critical of the FCA's conduct of the investigation and enforcement processes.
Adam Jamieson | Ashurst, Nathan Willmott | Ashurst5 min read
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FCA raises concerns about CFD firms
According to the FCA a "significant minority" of firms are not adhering to their compliance obligations and are exposing consumers to harm.
Thomas Hyrkiel1 min read
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