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By James Thorp
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Balancing Act Gets Harder. The FCA boss said regulators can't just react to immediate crises. They need to think ahead.
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Tech Moves Fast, Rules Move Slow. Rathi pointed out that rapid technological advancements create both opportunities and uncertainties.
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Firms Need Confidence to Experiment. Rathi said regulators must create a framework that not only ensures stability but also allows…
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Nikhil Rathi spoke at a banking luncheon. The FCA chief executive laid out his vision for how UK financial regulators should handle the chaos of modern markets.
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Rathi's speech to the Association of Foreign Banks didn't name crypto directly, but the implications are pretty clear for digital asset firms operating in the UK.
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The FCA boss said regulators can't just react to immediate crises. They need to think ahead. But that's tough when nobody knows where technology is headed.
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He said the FCA aims to support UK competitiveness and growth. That means crafting regulations that keep the financial system stable but don't strangle businesses trying to…
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Rathi stressed the need for collaboration between regulators and financial institutions. He thinks working together helps both sides anticipate market shifts.
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He also talked about the importance of creating a regulatory environment that encourages growth without compromising stability.
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The FCA chief said creating the right conditions for success involves more than just maintaining stability.
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More context: FCA Motor Finance Plan Hits Court as Four Firms Challenge £39 Billion Scheme
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Rathi's remarks touched on the evolving nature of market structures, which present both challenges and opportunities for financial institutions.
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The speech reinforced the need for a regulatory environment that is not only reactive to immediate pressures but also proactive in anticipating future challenges.
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Rathi acknowledged the difficulty in making long-term decisions amid sharp, immediate pressures and slower, yet significant, shifts such as changing liquidity and technology…
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He emphasized the role of the FCA in supporting a regulatory landscape that adapts to the fast pace of technological progress.
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