Opinion: A new era of accountability looms for the regulators

29 June 2022

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As the Treasury faces pressure on all fronts to establish robust mechanisms to hold UK financial regulators accountable, it is conceivable the watchdogs are now entering a new phase of oversight.

Whitehall has recently been inundated by calls from all corners of Parliament, as well as financial trade bodies, to enhance oversight of the financial watchdogs.

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Opinion: A new era of accountability looms for the regulators

As the Treasury faces pressure on all fronts to establish robust mechanisms to hold UK financial regulators accountable, it is conceivable the watchdogs are now entering a new phase of oversight.

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Opinion: A new era of accountability looms for the regulators

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