FCA to act even earlier to counter charges of ‘retrospective regulation'
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has said it will look to take even earlier pre-emptive action against what it believes is bad practice in a bid to counter accusations from the industry that it unfairly employs retrospective regulation.
The regulator used its early intervention powers 31 times in 2014, up from 14 in the previous 12 months. Now this figure looks set to rise even further, in what is likely to be an unexpected consequence...
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