The systems and controls established by a firm must be appropriate to its business.
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Rewriting fairness: The quiet power shift in UK financial redress
UK FOS overhaul is not a retreat from the politics of redress. It is a repositioning.
Parvez Khan | IPK European Strategy4 min read
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Financial regulation 2.0: What EU regulatory evolution means for practitioners
Regulation targeting the financial sector continues to evolve. We explore the EU's future approach, where reforms are balanced with core safeguards – alongside perspectives from other key markets for the Nordic and Baltic region.
Vasilka Lalevska, Thomas Hyrkiel, Julie DiMauro, Vlada Gurvich, Jean Hurley, Hameed Shuja8 min read
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FCA guidance on non-financial misconduct: What firms need to know before September 2026
Firms should take steps now to identify and mitigate NFM-related risks, including improving culture (a key driver of good conduct).
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FCA Wholesale Buy Side Regulatory Priorities 2026: Key points and practical implications
The report is a useful indicator of where the FCA expects firms to focus now.
Ben Maconick | CMS3 min read
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GRIP Extra: AMLA begins groundwork for direct supervision, White House unveils federal AI framework
Our in-brief roundup of notable stories from the last week.
GRIP3 min read
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FCA confirms new incident and third-party rules after cyberattacks
Regulator says new rules will make existing incident and third-party reporting clearer, more consistent, and easier for firms to follow.
Hameed Shuja2 min read
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UK government unveils consultation on FOS overhaul, ending era of ‘quasi-regulation'
The reforms are set to return the FOS to its original role as an impartial dispute resolution service; we look at stakeholder reaction.
Jean Hurley3 min read
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FCA work in review: March 10-17, 2026
Our regular roundup of the latest news and developments from the FCA.
Hameed Shuja2 min read
