TechSprint could 'fundamentally change' approach to regulation - FCA
'Benefit both firms and regulators'
November's FCA-led TechSprint could "fundamentally change" how financial services understands, interprets and reports regulatory information, the financial watchdog has said.
Together with the Bank of England, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is exploring how technology can be used to link regulation, compliance procedures and firms' policies and standards with firms'...
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