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Chancellor launches reforms amid warnings UK will become riskier place to do business
Andrew Griffith says measures will be designed to make sector as competitive as possible
Financial Stability Board says plans should be drawn up to deal with failures of non-bank financial groups
Chancellor will announce review of post-crisis rules on bankers’ conduct as part of wider regulation reform
Demand from Treasury for ‘world-leading’ effectiveness ahead of unveiling of ‘Edinburgh Reforms’ for City
Implosion of FTX injects fresh urgency into government’s pledge to impose order
UK final package of Basel guidelines more restrictive than those put forward by EU
FCA plan to boost returns by giving investors with ‘straightforward needs’ simpler guidance
Regulators’ demands, a crackdown on money laundering and sanctions on Russia are driving growth for ComplyAdvantage
Cultural and operational issues might be standing in the way of co-founder Nik Storonsky’s ambitions, insiders say
US custody bank’s operating systems described as a bottleneck
Banks have ‘important role to play in reducing risks to themselves and to the wider system’
Chancellor intends to cut £33bn in public spending while raising taxes by £21bn under draft proposals
SocGen chair emails regulator to question why its officials should feel need to be present at board meetings
ECB and EBA say watering down Basel capital standards would tarnish lenders’ reputation
Financial regulator criticises banks for failing to support distressed borrowers
Post-crisis approach to risk management limits preparations to the plausible
PM to proceed with plan to give ministers the ability to overrule regulators’ decisions
The regulator has helped guide the agency through its early turbulent days and a pandemic, but her greatest challenge lies ahead
Ireland and Luxembourg increase surveillance in face of financial instability risks
Financial chiefs say move would ‘damage international credibility’
The aftermath of the crisis reveals the various ways lenders are exposed to gilt prices
Alleged failure to disclose payments was ‘reckless’, says UK financial watchdog
Action needed to mitigate similar risks in other parts of financial sector, says committee
Average for two-year fixed deal is now 5.97%, up from 5.75% on Monday
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