FCA's Bailey eyes 'lower burden' regulatory regime post-Brexit

'Outcome-focused' approach

Mike Sheen
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The UK could develop an "outcome focused" and "lower burden" approach to financial regulation after leaving the European Union, while still maintaining "equivalence" with other jurisdictions across the world, chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) Andrew Bailey has said.

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