Welcome to the Financial Services Practitioner Panel – a statutory body representing the interests of the Financial Services industry in the UK regulatory framework.
The main remit of the Practitioner Panel is to:
- Provide input to the FSA from the industry in order to help it meet its statutory objectives and comply with the seven principles of good regulation, and
- Represent the interests of practitioners.
It is independent of the FSA, and does not seek to duplicate the work of trade associations.
Topics in discussion - Regulatory reform
The Practitioner Panel continues to engage in the current debate on regulatory reform which will replace the FSA with the creation of the PRA (Prudential Regulatory Authority) and FCA (Financial Conduct Authority), as well as the Financial Policy Committee, led by HM Treasury.
The Panel has submitted evidence to the Joint Committee on the Draft Financial Services Bill and responded to the latest Government consultation.
Practitioner Panel - Survey of firms' views of regulation
The Practitioner Panel published its sixth survey of regulated firms on 7th February 2011. The survey gives a picture of firms' views of regulation and the priorities for the future.
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