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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) plans to strip outdated or duplicated requirements from its insurance rule book.
In this episode of the podcast David Morrey, Partner, Head of Investment Management, and Ben Farmer, Senior Manager, review what this means for firms.
The conversation also covers:
- mortgage rule simplification
- pooled funds and consumer credit regulatory returns
- FCA's thematic review on small asset managers and alternative managers
- FCA's engagement paper on AI live testing
- regulation of crypto assets.
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David Morrey
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Ben Farmer
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