FCA and BoE ramp-up data credentials to 'transform' UK regulation
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Chartered Institute for Insurance (CII) warns that data revolution alone won’t protect consumers
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Bank of England (BoE) have committed to transforming the way in which UK firms are regulated via an unprecedented drive to improve the regulators' data and analytics capabilities. Announcing their plans on Tuesday (7 January), the regulators said the changes would improve the standard of regulation, allowing them to "anticipate harms before they crystallise", and reduce the cost of reporting for regulated firms. It follows previous signals from...
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