The FCA is a child of crisis, says chairman
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) was born in the aftermath of a crisis, so that is all it knows, but it has laid the groundwork for making markets work well again, its chairman John-Griffith Jones is expected to say in a speech on Thursday.
The financial services industry must now demonstrate it can conduct itself properly and operate once again under its "own steam", Jones will say in an address to the CASS Business School in London. ...
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