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After some unsually pointed remarks from the government the FCA makes a case for its current approach.
The FCA’s conference, held in London on October 8, attracted the highest calibre of speakers from the regulatory ecosystem and the banking and investment community.
Freeing up capital, increasing liquidity and shifting from reactive to proactive regulation were all identified as key to addressing ‘predictable volatility’.
Clarification on specific aspects of the PRA’s existing approach to risk management and remote booking.
OCC Acting Comptroller Michael J. Hsu also highlighted a growth in large banks and polarization as long-term trends.
Banking regulators consider “targeted adjustments” to liquidity frameworks in response to regional bank failures in 2023.
An overview of the most significant features of AIFMD II that fund managers should know.
New Guidance from FSOC on how to evaluate whether a nonbank financial company could pose a threat to the financial stability of the US.