Regulatory Wrap Episode #46: The FCA’s First Survey on Non-Financial Misconduct
In Regulatory Wrap for the week to October 25, Jennie Clarke discusses regulatory views on finfluencers and their role in financial promotion.
The Conduct Chronicles – “The real-world impact of Market Manipulation”
Emma Parry discusses how regulators are increasing enforcement and urging firms to improve oversight, as seen in cases such as the 'Whatsapp' fines and JP Morgan's market manipulation, underscoring the broader impact of market abuse on consumers.
FCA publishes first non-financial misconduct survey results
The results of the FCA’s first survey into instances of non-financial misconduct across the finance sector show that recorded instances of NFM have increased by more than two-thirds in three years
The Conduct Chronicles – “Are we winning the Culture War?”
Emma Parry explores the need for firms to invest more into their work cultures to ensure the prevention of both financial and non-financial misconduct.
Are conduct and culture moving up U.S. regulators’ agendas?
Activities from U.S. financial regulators over past months have shown increased attention around conduct and culture, signaling a shift that suggests these themes are becoming more of a defined priority.
Regulatory Wrap Episode 35: CFTC Commissioner Pham Calls for Reform Amid Allegations
In Regulatory Wrap for the week to July 12, Jay Hampshire reviews CFTC Commissioner Caroline Pham’s statement on misconduct within the CFTC.
On Demand: Compliance & Conversation – SMCR struggles – what does the SMCR extension mean for you?
On July 3, 2024, Global Relay hosted its annual Compliance & Conversation event, where compliance professionals and industry experts convened to discuss the new challenges and priorities at the fore of the regulatory landscape.
Regulatory Wrap Episode #21: Addressing Non-Financial Misconduct, Insider Trading & #FCA’s Strategy
In Regulatory Wrap for the week to March 1, Rob Mason discusses the FCA’s mission to pursue and prevent non-financial misconduct as well as insider dealing cases.
Name and shame – FCA vows more transparency to increase deterrence
The Financial Conduct Authority has set out its commitment to increasing transparency of its investigations, intending its new “name and shame” strategy to deter firms and individuals from non-compliance.
Regulatory Wrap Episode #20: Analyzing FCA’s Market Watch 76, Key Insights On Compliance Trends
In Regulatory Wrap for the week to February 23, Rob Mason breaks down the FCA's Market Watch 76, which covers "flying" and "printing" as continuing risks in the industry.
Regulatory Wrap Episode #19: Examining Market Watch 77’s Fight Against Organized Crime
In Regulatory Wrap for the week to February 16, Jennie Clarke reports on the FCA’s recent investigation involving money laundering and insider dealing found to be connected to organized crime groups.