Simon Ellis: 'Innovation and technology likely to be far more significant drivers of industry evolution than regulatory changes'

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With technology shaping the industry at breakneck speed, regulators must adapt to such changes to provide better oversight and lower costs, writes Simon Ellis, global head - client segments at HSBC Global Asset Management.

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