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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) plans to strip outdated or duplicated requirements from its insurance rule book. In this episode David Morrey, Partner, Head of Investment Management, and Ben Farmer, Senior Manager, review what this means for firms.

Transformation insights on tech's role in boosting productivity, aligning strategy, and using data for efficiency while ensuring employee retention.

The FCA has reviewed liquidity risk practices in wholesale firms. We outline good and poor practices, guiding firms improve their frameworks.

Use of AI in financial services is increasing – how can payment service providers leverage it to maximise opportunities and drive growth?

The changes to Financial Reporting Standards could impact existing loan agreements and new financing. Borrowers should start preparing for it now.

Find out what the FCA’s recent review of valuation processes for private market assets means for pension schemes.

What you need to know about the FCA’s review into historical motor finance discretionary commission arrangements.

The FCA published the latest edition of its regulatory initiatives grid, outlining key priorities for the year ahead.

Our experts delve deep into the FCA's plan and priorities, and discuss what it means for businesses in the rest of the year and beyond.

A rapidly changing financial services landscape is compelling internal audit teams to expand beyond their traditional roles.

How to use generative AI and machine learning to enhance your model inventory.

What firms need to do now to meet the 1 October deadline for new solvent exit planning requirements for non-systemic banks and building societies.

Buy now pay later: What should lenders do now to prepare for regulation?

Transformation programmes bring unique challenges for the financial sector, with implications for operational resilience.

Listen now for expert insights and practical takeaways on the latest regulatory developments and their impact on the financial services industry.

Following the recent changes arising out of the presidential handover in the US, we look at whether the UK can navigate through the current shift of momentum to foster innovation and growth in digital assets in the longer term, and whether the UK is still well placed to be a leader in digital assets.