the FSA

This message would be terminally muddled were the FSA to be seen to have cut Prudential slack to help get the deal done.

Aides said the FSA would have to finish its investigation first and that it was premature to say whether a public inquiry would be held.

All this sounds fine, if overdue; but can the FSA really reform itself without a more radical redesign of the system?

One official at the FSA said the bank's oversight hasn't improved much since then.

There should be a clear convergence here between the perspective and responsibilities of the Bank and the FSA.

The FSA plans, says its chairman, to look beyond single institutions to the systemic risks they may be heaping up in aggregate.

He is, however, right, and his intervention is symbolic of the welcome change in attitude at the FSA since he took charge at the supervisor.

Mr Ambani has not been accused of any wrongdoing by the FSA, and is not represented.

The FSA would not comment on their status, and the final notice did not say whether they profited from the trading.

From the wreckage of the FSA recon team, sirs. The pilot was the only one who survived.

In the UK, the FSA has been established as a single financial regulator subsuming the responsibilities of the Bank of England and the SFA.

Yesterday Margaret Cole, director of enforcement at the FSA, said the penalties were designed to send a message.

StanChart, he said, had lost out to Asian rivals in battles to recruit bankers because the FSA code bans it from paying guaranteed bonuses.

But only a small minority of those are in corporate and institutional banking, the main areas of concern identified by the FSA chairman.

Al-Asad says a protected buffer zone for his base along the Turkey border and a no-fly zone would strengthen the FSA's position.

The bank discovered the issue in July 2009, reported it to the FSA and received a discount for early settlement, the regulator said.

Headed by the chancellor of the exchequer, it will include the Treasury, the Bank of England and the FSA.

The LSE has been the subject of takeover approaches for many months. But it was the US exchange's interest that sparked the FSA's concern.

So by getting out of the way of the banks, the FSA hoped to both maintain stability and encourage business to come to "light touch" London.

For the moment, they are overseen by the FSA's banking division, which has already punished two trust banks for dodgy property deals.

If the FSA finds irregularities, it could fine the bank or demand management changes.

But, thanks to the talented and prolific Jack Delano, and his astounding work for the FSA, we've got one hell of a shot here.

Where a firm fails to act accordingly the FSA will take action, " she said. "

In the UK's tripartite structure, both the Bank and the FSA have an interest in its effectiveness.

This additional information is being demanded by the FSA under rules that are to be implemented across Europe by the end of 2011.

Memoranda of understanding were supposed to ensure seamless co-ordination between the FSA, the Treasury and the central bank in a crisis.

The FSA, for its part, is not bothered about public disclosure as long as it has the information itself.

The settlement could be made public as early as Monday. UBS would not comment on the allegation. The FSA and Finma also declined to comment.

The FSA said that this was illegal under EU law.

The Bank of England supervised banks until 1998, when the FSA, set up by a Labour government, took over.

The FSA will regulate the sale of these schemes from July this year, which will give it the power to ensure they are fair to home owners.

I like the heart suddenly turned the FSA bottles , do not know what taste .

Little mention is made of a big chunk of the FSA's current duties: oversight of the markets and securities trading.

Your account code is quoted above with the FSA categorisation we have applied to your account.

People close to the FSA say it will press on with compensation reform even in the absence of international consensus.

It is an unequal battle: the tanks and heavy weaponry of Assad's troops against the Kalashnikovs of the FSA.

The FSA rules may prefigure a world where large pools of liquidity and capital remain trapped within borders as insurance against the worst.

The FSA said traders at Credit Suisse had been "treated with too much deference" .

"Redmond's conduct showed a lack of honesty and integrity that falls short of the standards the FSA expects of approved persons. "

Most of this land is essentially what its residents call "Syria hurra" , or free Syria, patrolled by the FSA.

Very soon the FSA will follow with its plans to reduce the administrative burdens.

In short, the FSA had been asleep at the wheel while Northern Rock racked up ever bigger risks.

The FSA should not be creating more red tape than is needed, but nor should it impose less than is necessary.

People close to the FSA say it isn't equipped to monitor individual trades within gigantic banks.

Two firms are accused of exposing policyholders to "particularly acute" risks and now face possible punishment by the FSA.

The FSA, for one, has for a considerable time seen shortsellers as helping to create liquidity and maintain market efficiency.

As envisioned by the FSA, the banks will have to meet three requirements.

The FSA may enjoy its reprieve only until the next election.

Mistakenly, Mr Osborne has pledged to scrap the FSA and transfer its role to a complacent Bank of England.

Investment banks are already threatening to take their trades offshore if the FSA goes ahead with proposed new rules on liquidity.

Recent reports suggest banks would have to tie-up about 10 per cent of total assets in government bonds to comply with the FSA standard.

The FSA can train fighters there, and a credible opposition can take shape.

Rather the FSA may be approaching the transaction in a prudent but fair spirit.

HSBC bought NHFA in 2005 but did not discover compliance problems until 2009, the FSA said.

It means total upheaval at the FSA, although many will keep their jobs and simply reprint their business cards.

As punishment, the FSA last summer barred ChuoAoyama from doing business for two months with almost all of its corporate clients.

The FSA report said Mr Redmond had taken an "extended lunch break" before returning to his desk just before 5pm.

While he's about it, the FSA chairman might ask the ECB to institute a similar regime for Strauss and his team.

"It's easier said than done, " concludes John Milne, head of Business Continuity Management at the FSA.

" Segregated Account" shall mean a client bank account as defined by and held in accordance with the FSA Rules.

Should that happen, further countries, including the US, will be compelled to emulate the FSA standard, making it global.

However, it is also a recognition of the FSA's inability to act independently in many of these areas.

European Commission officials believe the FSA's interpretation of current laws is mistaken.

The exercise was "a wake-up call to HR departments" , says Richard Maddison of the FSA.

The FSA warns that too much caffeine can result in a miscarriage or a baby having a lower birth weight.

True, the FSA has been waspish about allowing the group to count pockets of capital within AIA's subsidiaries towards its group total.

The FSA is betraying its founding principle of representing consumer interests.

Yesterday Paulson admitted this had now fallen to less than 0. 25% - the threshold at which the FSA requires disclosure.

The FSA's role, he says, is to prevent excessive pay awards from destabilising financial institutions.

But in a survey earlier this year, some companies told the FSA they remained vulnerable because of their reliance on public utilities.

We are lucky to have someone in charge of the FSA who realises this.

The FSA says its measures are temporary, and promises to conduct a review with the Treasury.

The FSA has since opened a review of client money rules and stepped up enforcement of the issue.

The FSA people aren't towering intellects, they said, they just want to tick a few boxes.

He presided over the FSA when the so-called "light touch" regulation was put in place.

Misreading the FSA's cautious approach in the post-crunch world is yet another blot in the group's copy book.

The FSA says it may grant waivers to these rules, but only if a bank's main supervisor takes an equally firm approach.

When the FSA finally got around to investigating its own part in the Rock's downfall, it was a catalogue of errors and omissions.

Mr Sants says the FSA has neither locus nor interest in seeking to apply social or moral judgments.

Hector Sants, the FSA's chief executive, is clearly enjoying the new dispensation.

A more cynical view is that the FSA has survived as long as it has without bloodletting because it is the brainchild of Gordon Brown.

And we will work with the FSA on a lighter regime for insurance services where the potential consumer harm and systemic risk is low.

The FSA says manufacturers in the UK are fully committed to reducing the level of trans fats to as low as is technically possible.

The FSA has given the AA a package of financial support to facilitate the raising of finance.

Giddy with anxiety, I looked up sample questions on the FSA website.

As a precaution the FSA recently set up a new section to oversee Yucho and Kampo.

There, the FSA has made itself perhaps too much at home.

The FSA is implementing remuneration principles that will ensure banking pay can never again lead to excessive and unmanaged risk.

The FSA has long been opposed to the idea of pan-European regulation.

The FSA has supposedly thrown up obstacles because of the scars left by Royal Bank of Scotland's disastrous takeover of ABN Amro.

The real reason, though, is the FSA's risible performance during the crisis.

The FSA itself says eating breakfast cereal is important to diet, manufacturers point out.

A subsequent review found that 87 per cent of the sales were unsuitable, the FSA said.

Still, the FSA faces obstacles, dissidents say.

Hector Sants, the FSA's chief executive, says his outfit has been seared by recent events but is "tougher and better as a result" .

The FSA has been pursuing its campaign against fraud in the mortgage market, too.

According to the FSA, the French lender misreported 80% of its trades over a two-year period, getting 18. 8m wrong.

The FSA says this is illegal because "novel foods" must have special authorisation before being sold.

Other members of the CEBS have followed the FSA's example and more are expected to do so during 2010.

The FSA now has a special unit watching the handling of client money.

The issue is less existential for the FSA than it is for Prudential.

The FSA yesterday declined to comment.

Only later, when Mr Jabre left GLG, did the firm ask the FSA to withdraw his licence.

The FSA will focus on supervising the 14 largest firms among about 250 it monitors.

For the past year, the FSA has been attempting to win support for GM on behalf of the Government.

The deal was delayed, it seems, because the FSA got cold feet.

But the FSA has more than 8, 000 pages of detailed rules.

The FSA, an independent food security watchdog in Britain, received a letter from the Sudanese embassy last week.

Only half the household surveyed by the FSA in 2005 were cooking with fresh or raw ingredients every day.

I will address five of the issues raised there: the case for moving the responsibilities of the FSA over banking into the Bank of England;

One of the FSA's proposals, however, does include strengthening the central bank's systemic-scrutiny role;

The FSA said Mr Redmond had expressed remorse, admitted his actions and co-operated with the FSA investigation

the fsa has won plaudits for an approach based more on principles than hard rules

Research of a Network Scan Detection Algorithm Based on the FSA Model