Reforms to ringfencing rules for banks, curtailing the FCA’s consumer duty rules, curbing the powers of the Financial Ombudsman Service and allowing banks to offer mortgages to more low-income applicants were some of the key changes confirmed by UK chancellor Rachel Reeves during her much anticipated Mansion House speech on
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