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- PRA and FCA Announce Their Decision Not to Apply CRD IV Bonus Cap to Smaller Firms
PRA and FCA Announce Their Decision Not to Apply CRD IV Bonus Cap to Smaller Firms
March 2, 2016 , Covington Alert
October 21, 2016, The Wall Street Journal
Charlotte Hill is quoted by The Wall Street Journal in an article regarding rules proposed by UK regulators to strengthen individual accountability at banks and insurance companies. According to Hill, the widening scope of the Senior Managers Regime is part and parcel of regulators’ increased focus on tackling misconduct and shouldn’t be a surprise to firms. ...
U.K. Regulators Strive for Transparency
April 15, 2016, The Wall Street Journal
Charlotte Hill is quoted in The Wall Street Journal’s “Morning Risk Report” discussing the Financial Conduct Authority’s consultation paper. According to Hill, improving transparency and efficiency is part of the reform that is making the FCA a “very much tougher” regulator.
U.K. Stewardship Code To Tier Asset Managers
March 22, 2016, The Wall Street Journal
Charlotte Hill is quoted in The Wall Street Journal’s “Morning Risk Report” discussing the shake-up of the U.K. Stewardship Code. According to Hill, "Not only will fund managers have an increased burden in relation to their clients, but they will also have a significantly increased responsibility to the FRC.”