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Insanity and regulation

8 April 2013

Insanity and regulation

Nick Silver
8 April 2013
Last week two new financial regulatory bodies were launched, the Prudential Regulation Authority and the Financial Conduct Authority, to replace … Continue reading “Insanity and regulation”

We need a revolution in financial regulation

9 November 2012

We need a revolution in financial regulation

Philip Booth
9 November 2012
Earlier this week, a group of leading academics called for a revolution in financial regulation. This call came after the … Continue reading “We need a revolution in financial regulation”

Trust has lost all of its value in our state-regulated financial markets

5 July 2012

Trust has lost all of its value in our state-regulated financial markets

Philip Booth
5 July 2012
The spotlight in the Libor rate-fixing scandal has moved. Questions are being asked about the culpability of the FSA, which … Continue reading “Trust has lost all of its value in our state-regulated financial markets”

The FSA should let investors make their own mistakes

13 February 2012

The FSA should let investors make their own mistakes

Amul Pandya
13 February 2012
The IEA’s 2010 monograph Does Britain Need a Financial Regulator? argued, amongst other things, that the Financial Services Authority (FSA) … Continue reading “The FSA should let investors make their own mistakes”

State regulation: a scourge on the financial landscape

30 January 2012

State regulation: a scourge on the financial landscape

Terry Arthur
30 January 2012
In August 2010, the IEA published Does Britain Need a Financial Regulator? Written by Professor Philip Booth and myself, with … Continue reading “State regulation: a scourge on the financial landscape”

Lessons from history show self-regulation to be the best kind of control

9 August 2010

Lessons from history show self-regulation to be the best kind of control

Philip Booth
9 August 2010
In their election document, the country’s Catholic bishops – who are not known for their support of free market economics … Continue reading “Lessons from history show self-regulation to be the best kind of control”

Does Britain need a financial regulator?

4 August 2010

Does Britain need a financial regulator?

Terry Arthur
4 August 2010
In 1997 Gordon Brown removed the so-called “self-regulatory” system for financial services under the Securities and Investment Board and created … Continue reading “Does Britain need a financial regulator?”

Taxpayers will pay the price for EU hedge fund vendetta

24 May 2010

Taxpayers will pay the price for EU hedge fund vendetta

Laurence Copeland
24 May 2010
You might have thought that, with the Eurozone in turmoil, the EU would have no time to pursue its vendetta … Continue reading “Taxpayers will pay the price for EU hedge fund vendetta”

FSA’s reforms misconceived

3 July 2009

FSA’s reforms misconceived

Andrew Lilico
3 July 2009
There has long been an important problem in the selling of and advising on retail financial products.  Large numbers of … Continue reading “FSA’s reforms misconceived”

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