The Financial Conduct Authority will not publish rules on diversity and inclusion following its consultation and has delayed the release of its non-financial misconduct rules.

Two of the UK’s main regulators, the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority, have abandoned plans to introduce rules aimed at improving diversity and inclusion (D&I) ...

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Regulators have ended work on proposed rules and expectations aimed at improving diversity and inclusion in regulated firms.

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FCA scraps public interest test for investigations after industry backlash, focusing on consumer protection while easing regulatory burdens.

Financial Conduct Authority has pulled its ‘name and shame’ plan, which would have seen the City watchdog disclose firms ...

The Financial Conduct Authority has ditched its controversial “name and shame” proposal after sustained industry criticism.

City watchdogs axe proposals for new diversity and inclusion rules - The Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential ...