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Changes by FCA aim to make London more attractive to fast-growing tech companies
Senior Bank of England official says regulator will not seek to restrict access to British market
Explainer: How authorities and lawmakers around the world are innovating under pressure
References to fraudulent activity or discriminatory remarks highlight persistence of poor behaviour in industry
EBA found two-thirds of lenders did not use standards that would have reclassified groups of borrowers as higher risk
Lenders struggle to work out true financial health of borrowers after pandemic shock
ECB report says lenders must develop ambitious strategies to protect their businesses
Measure in new capital regulations would tighten patchwork of national arrangements and affect banks in London
Former chair of Anglo Irish, who became the unapologetic face of Ireland’s most striking banking collapse
Credit Suisse’s decision to exit the business highlights how the industry that serves hedge funds is changing
Increased scrutiny of PRA and FCA watchdogs included in new Treasury proposals for City
Latest version of banking standards will come into force ‘post March 2023’
European Commission set to propose 2025 date for implementation of final phase of Basel reforms
Capital buffers for lenders did not work as well as expected during the pandemic stress
Central bank increasingly forceful in demanding lenders move more resources to continent
Spending watchdog to assess how FCA oversaw transfers by thousands of steelworkers
Drop in value of settlements around world may only prove temporary as regulators prepare to resume ‘normal’ business
Head of UK financial regulator wants to hand over to someone who can complete agency’s transformation
Banks and investors have warned over impact of ‘buy-in’ regime for trade slip-ups
Move by commission could push up costs for the industry
Officials say insolvencies are likely to rise from the final quarter of this year as government support is withdrawn
Data from Financial Conduct Authority also show higher level of suspicious activity reported to law enforcement agencies
Large banks to small groups are participating in resilience test
The London marathon returns and with each mile comes a chance to move past the loneliness of the pandemic
Kaarmann fined by UK authorities for deliberately defaulting on his taxes
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