Nikhil Rathi Re-Appointed as UK FCA Chief For Another 5 Years by Treasury

Nikhil Rathi Re-Appointed as UK FCA Chief For Another 5 Years by Treasury

Nikhil Rathi, has been re-appointed as the Chief Executive Officer of UK's financial regulator, Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).Rathi is the first FCA CEO to be granted another five years by the Treasury and will now have more time to execute his plans for the financial sector, including crypto.Under his leadership, the FCA has registered 51 crypto firms under their money laundering rules. Some of those firms include the likes of crypto and in…

Financial Conduct Authority chief Nikhil Rathi reappointed for second term

The Treasury confirmed that Mr Rathi will keep the role for another five years after his current term ends in September.

UK to Reappoint Rathi to Second Term Atop Finance Watchdog

The UK is planning to reappoint the Financial Conduct Authority’s Chief Executive Officer Nikhil Rathi to a second term, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Chancellor reappoints FCA chief Rathi to helm of City watchdog

Nikhil Rathi will serve a second five-year term as chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority, the Treasury will announce later on Thursday, Sky News learns.

Rathi reappointed at FCA - Global Trading

Nikhil Rathi has been reappointed for a second term as FCA CEO, a position he will hold until 2030. He is the first FCA CEO to complete a full five-year term. During Rathi’s first term, he oversaw changes to the UK’s listings regime designed to allow more companies to issue shares on UK exchanges. The introduction of consumer duty standards in 2023 was also well received. READ MORE: FCA overhauls listing rules to boost UK stock market During his…

Rathi Reappointed to Lead FCA, Driving UK’s Regulatory Reform

In a move that signals continuity and a push for regulatory reform, UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed the reappointment of Nikhil Rathi as the chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). Rathi’s term has been extended until 2030, a decision that underscores the government’s confidence in his leadership amidst a rapidly evolving financial landscape. Rathi’s second term will… Source