A new FCA strategy for 2025 – 2030
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published its 5-Year Strategy (2025 – 2030). In this episode David Morrey, Partner, Head of Investment Management, and Ben Farmer, Senior Manager, review its core focus areas:
- Reducing and preventing serious harm
- Setting and testing higher standards
- Promoting competition and positive change
In addition to the strategy, they also discuss the FCA's other priorities, and explain what they mean for businesses in the future.
Note: The FCA’s Regulatory Initiatives Grid 2025 was released after the recording of this podcast.
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David Morrey
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