Hector Sants
Sants quits Barclays after just 10 months in compliance role
Ex-regulator and head of compliance quits UK bank citing stress
Four appointed to UK's new Financial Policy Committee
UK's Financial Policy Committee takes shape
RBS agrees to help publish report of FSA investigation
RBS agrees to help publish report of FSA investigation
Sants details new regulator’s approach
UK FSA’s Hector Sants says primary objective of new banking regulator will be to resolve failed institutions without disrupting financial system; outlines new risk model
FSA forced to admit 96 staff exits in Q3
UK regulator admits it lost staff in the third quarter of 2010.
Neglecting financial stability was Bank’s biggest mistake: FSA’s Sants
UK Financial Services Authority chief and future Bank of England deputy Hector Sants says neglect of financial stability was Bank's gravest policy error
UK FSA sees further departures
Chief operating officer resigns
Regulatory culture vultures start to circle in UK
Regulating for good culture and ethics at financial institutions is difficult because it is so subjective, but there are signs the UK supervisor is moving in that direction
Call for FSA to cut back on consultation documents
UK MP Jonathan Evans asks for a fresh, "simplified" approach on consultation, and fairer implementation of EU directives
MD of supervision to leave FSA before restructure in 2011
Jon Pain to step down from UK regulator before proposed changes take effect next year
UK FSA plays good cop, bad cop on insider trading
The UK Financial Services Authority is taking a hardline approach to insider trading, increasingly carrying out criminal investigations. But at the same time it is asking firms to work with it by providing information to build a bigger picture of what’s…
Recruitment and staff retention a challenge for the FSA
One of the key challenges for the FSA will be the retention of talent throughout its restructure
FSA heads push back on regulator's abolition
Chairman and chief executive of the UK regulator say decision to break it up is ill-timed
Bank of England shoulders responsibility for prudential regulation
UK Chancellor of the Exchequer confirms the FSA is to be abolished and replaced with a new regulatory regime.
FSA risk head to step down in 2011
Sally Dewar, the head of risk at the UK Financial Services Authority, will resign in May
A capital suggestion
To prevent another financial crisis, should regulators introduce more of the same – that is, greater capital requirements – or should they take a completely different approach and address corporate culture and behaviour instead?
EU struggles with cross-border crisis rules
Senior regulatory figures speak out on future legislation at a Brussels conference
BBA confides competition fears over remuneration code
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