FSA’s new rules turn up heat on risk managers

Matthew Crabbe
01 Jan 2002

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The UK’s Financial Services Authority (FSA) has caused a stir in the upper ranks of London-based investment banks with new rules that effectively force senior executives to accept unlimited liability for risk management errors.

The FSA’s sweeping new powers for financial markets regulation came into force on December 1 – the so-called N2 deadline. It is now able to impose fines on any one of 180,000 regulated individuals who break its rules, but it has highlighted the roles played by

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