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Executive committees
Find out about the FCA's executive committee members and how our management structure operates to ensure markets work well. -
Effectiveness of the AML regime in disrupting financial crime
Opening comments by Rob Gruppetta, Head of the Financial Crime Department at the FCA, for a panel discussion at our Financial Crime Conference. -
Unstable coins: cryptoassets, financial regulation and preventing financial crime in the emerging market for digital assets
Speech delivered by Therese Chambers, Director of Retail and Regulatory Investigations at the FCA, on cryptoassets. -
Regulation for a different world
Speech by our CEO, Nikhil Rathi, on Regulation for a Different World at the Association of Foreign Banks. -
Financial crime systems and controls during coronavirus situation
Find out about the FCA's expectations on how firms should apply their systems and controls to combat and prevent financial crime during the coronavirus crisis. -
FCA fines Standard Chartered Bank £102.2 million for poor AML controls
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has fined Standard Chartered Bank (Standard Chartered) £102,163,200 for Anti-Money Laundering (AML) breaches in two higher risk areas of its business. This is the second largest financial penalty for AML -
The changing face of financial crime
Speech by Martin Wheatley, Chief Executive, the FCA, at the FCA Financial Crime Conference, London. -
Turning technology against financial crime
Speech by Megan Butler, Executive Director of Supervision – Investment, Wholesale and Specialists at the FCA, delivered at the Royal United Services Institute, London. -
Principal trading firms
Find out what permissions you'll need to apply to the FCA for authorisation, how much you'll need to pay and what the FCA expects to see in your application. -
Speech: Shadow banking - the potential risks and rewards
managers. Even more to the point, there is a long history of lending by banks that was so imprudent that bank crises ensued. ... an extent that their failure could undermine banks sufficiently to cause a bank run.