The Government's proposals to reform the UK financial services architecture are well underway, following publication of HM Treasury's consultation paper on 17 February 2011. The consultation period ended on 14 April 2011. Those working in and for the financial services community need to seize this opportunity to add their voices to the debate and help to ensure that the future UK regulatory landscape is fit for purpose.
This briefing comments on some of the Government's proposals contained in the consultation paper, and identifies some of the key issues and concerns. The briefing is based on the discussion by a webinar panel from the Herbert Smith financial services regulatory team on 9 March 2011.
Please click here for our briefing.
Listeners who participated in the webinar were able to cast their votes on certain issues and the results, although not drawn from a statistically significant sample, are interesting and are set out in the briefing. If you are interested in listening to the webinar, please contact Pat Horton.
Background materials
Key contacts
Karen Anderson
Consultant, London
Susannah Cogman
Partner, London
Elizabeth Head
Of Counsel, London
Marina Reason
Partner, London
Kelesi Blundell
Partner, London
Hywel Jenkins
Partner, London
Chris Ninan
Partner, London
Jon Ford
Partner, London
Clive Cunningham
Consultant, London
Chee Hian Kwah
Director, Prolegis LLC, Singapore
Valerie Tao
Knowledge Lawyer, Hong Kong
Cat Dankos
Senior Regulatory Consultant, London
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