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Longtime chief executive seeks to buck ‘horrific’ Wall Street record for handing over top jobs
Lighter regime for hedge funds and asset managers increases ‘scope for contagion’, says central bank’s vice-president
Secretary-general Martin Moloney urges watchdogs to ‘just push ahead’
Plans for Financial Conduct Authority to oversee industry should be abandoned, says Treasury committee
The recent run of bank collapses has prompted global policymakers to review standards
Bosses warn post-Brexit restrictions from mid-2025 could undermine financial stability
FCA review finds ‘areas for improvement’ in proving financial products are fairly priced
Traditional finance calls for ‘caution’ and urges government to close gaps in proposed framework
Lenders should keep enough collateral with central banks to cover 100% of their short-term deposits in a single day, says Paul Tucker
Nik Storonsky says fallout from SVB and other lenders has made regulators ‘extra cautious’
Financial Conduct Authority vows to boost transparency after study finds dissatisfaction
Regulator proposes early settlement discount of up to 50% to boost probes into financial sector
Shake-up would dilute investors’ voting rights and leave them exposed to riskier stocks, say fund managers
FCA fast-tracks reform after companies shun City for New York and European exchanges
Industry fears plans to pre-fund the Financial Services Compensation Scheme with a levy will affect cash-strapped borrowers
Jonathan Hill points to cultural issues like executive pay and attitudes to risk as well as pension fund strategy
Over their first decade, the FCA and the PRA have had to guard against scandals even as government priorities shifted towards post-Brexit growth
Demise of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature fuels concerns that existing focus on largest lenders is outdated
SEC chair Gary Gensler says ‘once in a generation volatility’ highlights risks from shadow banking sector
Decision to force Credit Suisse into the arms of UBS has raised doubts over the resolution planning banks are required to do
Bank of England governor suggests scheme does not function as intended, particularly for smaller lenders
FSB chair says rising interest rates, volatility and tight liquidity mean ‘more challenging’ outlook
Regulators crack down after complaints mushroom about digital money services
Overhaul of certification seeks to boost City of London’s competitiveness by easing accountability regime
As lenders rein in risk during cost of living crisis, survey finds those unable to access credit increasing
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