Financial Services Authority

The Financial Services Authority (FSA), which supervises individual firms, will be recast as a subsidiary of the Bank of England.

The UK's heavily praised Financial Services Authority was unable to anticipate and prevent the bank run that threatened Northern Rock.

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) was one of the most permissivebig supervisors in the world.

Some mix of these initiatives could be encouraged (though preferably not driven) by the Financial Services Authority.

Led by the Financial Services Authority (FSA), it aimed to test how the financial sector would cope with a drawn-out emergency.

Even when a deal with Barclays seemed within reach, the British Financial Services Authority vetoed it.

The Financial Services Authority will publish its own rules a few days after.

Most critics believe the regulator, the Financial Services Authority, shoulders a good part of it.

Insurance may only be effected by the Company under clause 11(A) if so authorised by the Financial Services Authority or its successor.

Some would like to see the SEC become more like Britain's super-regulator, the Financial Services Authority.

The Financial Services Authority, it said, had asked to interview me on such and such a date for 90 minutes.

A flurry of co-operation deals have been struck with foreign regulators, from China to the UK's Financial Services Authority.

The Financial Services Authority has discussed with the Treasury immunity from prosecution and plea-bargaining for insider dealing.

The Financial Services Authority, the U. K. market regulator, lifted a ban on short-selling financial companies on Jan.

The Financial Services Authority is building cases against individuals suspected of engaging in improper trading, these people said.

The UK's Financial Services Authority on Friday announced its detailed application of those rules.

Adding to the worries, the Financial Services Authority, which regulates banks, issued a severe-weather warning about the mortgage market.

Among those now highlighting the dangers of financial innovation is Lord Turner, head of Britain's Financial Services Authority.

In October, the UK's Financial Services Authority introduced rules to increase the resilience of banks to liquidity crunches.

Britain's Financial Services Authority recently put forward its measures to rein in banks that are "too big to fail" .

"We are not an incomes regulator, " says Hector Sants, chief executive of the Financial Services Authority (FSA).

This week the Financial Services Authority launched a new code for bankers' pay to align it more clearly with corporate strategy.

The Financial Services Authority, the chief regulator, will not be formally wound up until 2012.

London's regulator, the Financial Services Authority, has won praise for its light, but effective, touch.

Amid the UK's institutional changes in 1997, financial regulation was put in the hands of the Financial Services Authority (FSA).

On November 6th Britain's Financial Services Authority (FSA) issued the first in-depth review of private equity by a top supervisory body.

While the UK's Financial Services Authority is a vigilant regulator, it will try to resolve a problem informally before suing a company.

There is one clear candidate: Adair Turner, head of the Financial Services Authority.

This is in line with proposals by Lord Turner, chairman of the Financial Services Authority.

The UK Financial Services Authority is sensibly moving in this direction.

The other big point for debate is a new consumer financial-services authority.

The move potentially emasculates national regulators in EU member states, such as the UK's Financial Services Authority.

I like and admire Lord Turner, chairman of the UK's Financial Services Authority.

The writer is a partner at KPMG and was managing director of supervision at the Financial Services Authority