FCA wants most successful firms to be those best at TCF
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), one of the regulators due to replace the Financial Services Authority (FSA) next year, aims to develop a financial services market where the most successful firms are those that respond best to the needs of their customers.
The FCA is set to be given a new objective by the government to "promote effective competition in the interests of consumers" from next year. In a wide-ranging speech at an Association of British Insurers...
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