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The FCA's strategy for 2025-2030 is here

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April 14, 2025

The FCA's strategy for 2025-2030 is here

With governments around the world looking to promote the growth of their economies, financial services regulators in the US, Europe and elsewhere are looking at ways to support growth by encouraging greater innovation, bolstering competitiveness and reducing “burdensome” regulation. Today, it was the FCA’s chance to let us know how it plans to address this challenge...
Identity is the now the place where security starts, but cloud technology has made this task a lot harder. In this article, we share the learnings from a recent webinar, which explored how access challenges are being overcome
It’s the most significant workplace trend of 2020, but what impact d oes it have on the cyber security of a business? We speak to Protiviti’s technology team to understand the rapidly changing landscape of ‘working from anywhere’.
Internal audit functions are finding more than ever that they need to be closely aligned with, and responsive to, rapidly evolving business demands and priorities. Increasingly, they need to operate in more flexible and agile ways to remain relevant and support their organisation. Our Chief Audit Executive (CAE) Forum meets regularly online to exchange ideas about how to manage the audit process through and beyond…
The consequences of COVID–19 have changed the risk landscape. Internal audit functions need to be closely aligned with, and responsive to, rapidly evolving business demands and priorities more now than ever before. Increasingly, they need to operate in more flexible and agile ways to remain relevant and support their organisation to accomplish its objectives. Our virtual Chief Audit Executive (CAE) Forum meets…
Small and medium size firms face greater regulatory scrutiny of their client asset arrangements as COVID-19 causes the economy to slow. Firms need to prepare now. The Client Assets Sourcebook (CASS) rules are designed to protect the cash and assets of clients from the potential insolvency of the financial institution (banks, custodian, investment bank, brokers or insurer) that hold them. The principle of…
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