ARTICLE · 30 DECEMBER 2014

A Watershed Year For Regulation?

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2015 has the potential to be a turning point in terms of the post-crisis re-regulatory agenda, when the focus shifts from repairing balance sheets and reputations to the role of financial services in promoting jobs and growth.

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2015 has the potential to be a turning point in terms of the post-crisis re-regulatory agenda, when the focus shifts from repairing balance sheets and reputations to the role of financial services in promoting jobs and growth. And indeed from proposing new rules to implementing the multitude that has been agreed over that last few years. Deloitte's EMEA Centre for Regulatory Strategy have identified what we believe to be the ten key areas of regulatory focus for financial markets in 2015.

As we discuss in detail in Top 10 for 2015 – Our outlook for financial markets regulation there are - we believe - grounds for cautious optimism.

The 10 key areas of focus for the regulatory agenda next year, in no particular order are:

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