Consultation outcome

Financial Services Future Regulatory Framework Review

This was published under the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
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This document summarizes responses received to the call for evidence, and sets out how the financial services regulators, working with government, propose to improve regulatory coordination through the introduction of the Financial Services Regulatory Initiatives Forum and the Regulatory Initiatives Grid. It also provides further information on the next phase of the Financial Services Future Regulatory Framework Review.


Original consultation

Summary

A Call for Evidence seeking views on regulatory coordination in the financial services sector.

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Consultation description

At Spring Statement, the Chancellor announced HM Treasury’s Future Regulatory Framework Review.

The call for evidence is the first phase in a number of planned interventions by the Treasury to determine the long-term effectiveness of the regulatory regime. It will look at whether more can be done to better coordinate the work of each regulator and limit unnecessary burden.

The wider review will take stock of the overall approach to regulation of the financial services sector, including how the regulatory framework may need to adapt in the future, particularly in relation to the when UK leaves the EU.

It will remain open for three months, and close on 18 October 2019. Please submit your responses to FRF.Review@hmtreasury.gov.uk

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Published 19 July 2019
Last updated 11 March 2020 + show all updates
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