FCA Advances UK Financial Regulatory Reform
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On October 21, 2026, Sarah Pritchard, Deputy Chief Executive of the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), outlined the regulatory reform approach at the Investment Association Annual Dinner 2026. She stated that the FCA will make supporting economic growth, improving regulatory efficiency, helping consumers, and combating financial crime its long-term regulatory priorities. This statement indicates that the FCA is adjusting the focus of its regulatory work around growth and innovation, but the report did not disclose specific reform measures, implementation timelines, or policy details.
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- FCA (UK)FCA Deputy Chief Executive Sets Out Regulatory Reform Path Focused on Growth and Innovation
FCA Deputy Chief Executive Sarah Pritchard said at the Investment Association Annual Dinner 2026 that FCA’s long-term regulatory priorities will be supporting growth, improving regulatory efficiency, helping consumers and tackling financial crime.
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