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ARTICLE · 27 MAY 2015

The Financial Conduct Authority Goes Prudential

Last week the FCA held its first ever Prudential Supervision Forum.

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Last week the FCA held its first ever Prudential Supervision Forum.  Now whilst it might be surprising to some that the FCA supervises firms on a prudential basis, as they have not been making loud noises about it, other firms are certainly aware of this fact.  As the Head of Specialist Supervision pointed out the FCA prudentially supervises approximately 24,000 firms making their views on issues such as CRD IV key for asset managers, broker dealers and AIFM firms alike.

The forum covered a range of key areas such as CRD IV, operational risk, liquidity, the Recovery and Resolution Directive and crisis management (otherwise known as wind-down). There were a number of key messages which came out of this such as:

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