In this first episode of Corylated, founding editors Rachel Wolcott and Lindsey Rogerson discuss how the global political clamor for deregulation is manifesting on the ground in the United States, Europe and the United Kingdom. They discuss how compliance officers need to dial back the noise and stay focused on what rules their firms need to comply with. And go on to discuss the voices emerging to question if deregulation really will lead to economic growth.

Links:

The White House executive order on crypto

Financial Conduct Authority application to Supreme Court to intervene in motor finance case

House of Lords Financial Services Regulation Committee inquiry into secondary competitiveness and growth objective  

Articles for further reference:

FINRAʼs outlook sees tech threat, tech promise - Compliance Corylated

US debanking laws, politics complicate financial crime compliance –

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US Attorney General disbands DOJ’s kleptocracy task force, curtails AML and corruption work - Compliance Corylated

The CMU is dead, long live the SIU! - Compliance Corylated

FCA publishes request to intervene in Supreme Court case, defends action over motor finance - Compliance Corylated

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