Select committee: Financial Services Regulation Committee
Conclusion 14
1st Report - Naming and shaming: how not to regulate
Published 6 Feb 2025
Paragraph 107
Financial Services Regulation Committee FCA enforcement guidance consultation All items in this report Report on parliament.uk ↗ Inquiry on parliament.uk ↗
Conclusion (the committee's words)
Given that the enforcement investigation proposals represent a significant departure from the FCA ’s previous approach, it remains our firm view that proposed changes of this extent necessitate a robust and detailed analysis of the direct costs to the sector. Wider factors in the UK’s growth and competitiveness should form part of this analysis. The need for such an assessment will be underscored if, as happened following the publication of the first consultation, the feedback the FCA receives on its second consultation reiterates the call for a cost benefit analysis—the FCA must be transparent about the views expressed on this issue .
From: Financial Services Regulation Committee, 1st Report - Naming and shaming: how not to regulate, paragraph 107, 6 February 2025
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