FT Transact (ft.com) video above published Aug 13, 2018: "The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) (fca.org.uk) has won praise around the world with a so-called sandbox, where UK fintech companies can test products with temporary authorisation. Now, it's being widely copied and there are plans to start a global sandbox. It has even caught the eye of major players, with Microsoft urging the US regulator to be more like its UK counterpart. counterpart. But should we be worried that the twin forces of big tech and banking are now praising the body that is their watchdog?"
Project Innovate: fca.org.uk/firms/fca-innovate
See also: UK is expected to keep the door open for European Union banks and investors after Brexit--reuters.com.
"Through our Innovation Hub we want new and established businesses - both regulated and non-regulated - to be able to introduce innovative financial products and services to the market."--FCA
See the summary of the key points from our annual report and accounts 2017/18: https://t.co/pwtFKb0cLj pic.twitter.com/sdN2tkJRud— FCA (@TheFCA) July 19, 2018
Thanks to CMA action, you can now see for yourself which banks provide the best – and worst – quality of service. Find out more: https://t.co/EsPsxU4uCB pic.twitter.com/KGcFfqD50U— Competition & Markets Authority (@CMAgovUK) August 15, 2018
The digital regulatory reporting pilots are underway. Update from the first phase of work and the steering committee: https://t.co/8CYMOQTfDW #fcainnovate #regtech #regulatoryreporting— FCA (@TheFCA) July 20, 2018
Press release: we propose actions to improve competition in the investment platform market https://t.co/hpqZ50gPIK— FCA (@TheFCA) July 16, 2018
This morning Christopher Woolard joined a panel at #IAPolicyConf2018 to discuss how to keep markets open and attract talent to the UK pic.twitter.com/ayEXGLBTwv— FCA (@TheFCA) June 26, 2018