UK Watchdog to Collect More Non-Bank Data Amid Leverage Concerns

UK Watchdog to Collect More Non-Bank Data Amid Leverage Concerns

The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority will look to collect more data from non-bank players like pension funds, insurers and hedge funds as it seeks to better monitor leverage in the financial system and align with international regulators to spot potential issues.

FCA deputy CEO: 'Non-bank leverage tricky issue to tackle'

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FCA: Leveraging the Non-Bank Sector - Markets Media

By Sarah Pritchard, deputy chief executive at FCA Reflections on my role as co-chair of the Financial Stability Board’s (FSB) working group on non-bank leverage, and an outline of our implementation priorities for the UK. Non-banks encompass a wide range of business models, including pension funds, insurers, hedge funds, and many others. The activities of these firms are vital for the financial health and growth of the UK economy. Therefore, ma…

Leveraging the non-bank sector – in good times and bad - Caribbean News Global

Reflections on my role as co-chair of the Financial Stability Board’s (FSB) working group on non-bank leverage, and an outline of our implementation priorities for the UK. By Sarah Pritchard Non-banks encompass a wide range of business models, including pension funds, insurers, hedge funds, and many others. The activities of these firms are vital for the financial health and growth of the UK economy. Therefore, making sure these firms are resili…