Governance

Editor's letter, Financial Stability, Governance, Regulation & Supervision
August 25, 2023

Editor's letter: Your weekly news round-up

Welcome to Banking Risk & Regulation’s weekly round-up newsletter. Is the Financial Conduct Authority up to scratch? The UK government is...
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Consumer Duty
Financial Stability, Governance, News, Prudential
August 24, 2023

UK mulls ditching FCA over compliance checks

UK bank compliance teams face the prospect of a new supervisor, under proposals to deter money laundering and terrorism financing....
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Editor's letter, Financial Stability, Governance, Uncategorized
August 23, 2023

Editor's letter: Wall Street lending to shadow banks spikes

Welcome back to the Banking Risk & Regulation newsletter. Turmoil in the private equity space is growing, as higher interest...
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Culture & Conduct, Editor's letter, News, Regulation & Supervision
August 22, 2023

Editor's letter: ERMC’s Evgueni Ivantsov on post-Farage rep risk lessons

Welcome back to the Banking Risk & Regulation newsletter. Today we bring you our popular monthly opinion piece from Evgueni Ivantsov, chairman...
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Financial Stability, Governance, News, Prudential
August 22, 2023

‘Get on with it’: UK banks urge PRA not to delay Basel ‘endgame’ 

The UK prudential regulator is considering whether or not to copy US regulators and delay bank capital hikes, but UK...
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LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 20: Reform UK honorary president Nigel Farage listens during a party press conference on March 20, 2023 in London, England. Reform UK was founded in 2018 as the Brexit Party, advocating for a "no-deal" exit from the European Union. It later rebranded as Reform UK. (Photo by Carl Court/Getty Images)
Culture & Conduct, Opinion, Regulation & Supervision
August 21, 2023

Rep risk lessons from the Farage ‘de-banking’ affair

The recent Nigel Farage de-banking case teaches an important lesson about reputational risk management. Now that the dust has settled...
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Culture & Conduct, Editor's letter, Regulation & Supervision
August 18, 2023

Editor’s letter: Your weekly news round-up

Welcome to Banking Risk & Regulation’s weekly round-up newsletter. What are your weekend plans? A trip to the 🏖️, time with ‍‍‍,...
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Digital Transformation, Financial Stability, Governance, Operational Resilience, Opinion, Prudential, Risk Management
August 17, 2023

A fintech CRO’s top tips on winning a UK banking licence

When a fintech firm wants to become a bank, they immediately face an existential dilemma. As disruptors they are used...
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Culture & Conduct, Opinion, Regulation & Supervision
August 16, 2023

Why regulators are turning the tide on 😱🤨😬 in business comms

Would you send a 😃 in an email to the regulator? It could come across as friendly, or be seen...
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Culture & Conduct, Digital & Resilience, Editor's letter, Governance & Reporting, Regulation & Supervision
August 15, 2023

Editor's letter: China hits banks with data rules

Welcome back to the Banking Risk & Regulation newsletter. Banks have just nine more days to respond to a People's Bank of...
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Digital & Resilience, Governance & Reporting, News, Regulation & Supervision
August 15, 2023

New SEC cyber security rules likened to banks ‘airing dirty laundry in public’

US banks have bitterly complained over new cyber security rules from the Securities and Exchange Commission - claiming that a...
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