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The Edinburgh Reforms will consist of over 30 regulatory changes, aiming to lead development and competitiveness in financial services. As the Chancellor only announced 13 of them in his December speech, there's still plenty of scope to speculate on what they might look like.
Alongside a discussion of the reforms, David Morrey, and new co-host Ben Farmer, tackle other developments within financial services: Consumer Duty; recent FCA board minutes; inclusion and diversity; and enforcement cases. They'll be looking back on their 2022 highlights to share guidance on how firms can prepare for the changes ahead.
Find out more about the key announcements from the Edinburgh Reforms.
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David Morrey
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Ben Farmer
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