The FSA is under fire as the City braces itself for a new regulatory regime, while Norton Rose sizes up proposals for a new body to pursue white-collar criminals and CC asks if banks can keep up with the pace of regulatory reform...
July 22, 2010 at 04:42 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Hunting the hunter – The FSA is to be broken up as part of a huge shake-up of regulation by the new Government – despite strong misgivings from City professionals. Alex Aldridge charts the watchdog’s rise and fall and looks at the new bodies that will replace it.
A little spare change – The creation of a new agency to tackle white-collar crime raises awkward questions about funding, argue Norton Rose’s Charles Evans and Dorian Drew.
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