The Financial Services Regulatory Initiatives Forum, made up of the UK’s top regulators, has launched an initiative to share forthcoming plans with the wider industry in an accessible format.
The Regulatory Initiatives Grid, first announced by Chancellor Rishi Sunak in the March Budget, maps out planned regulatory work with timeframes and key dates. The launch of the grid was brought forward by the forum to help firms stretched by the impact of coronavirus. The forum is made up of the Bank of England, Prudential Regulation Authority, Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), Payment Systems Regulator and Competition and Markets Authority, with HM Treasury attending as an observer member. The FCA explained grid lays out the planned timetable for major initiatives - including th...
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