Britain’s Financial Conduct Authority will reassess its attitude towards financial firms’ risk-taking in order to spur growth, the watchdog said on Tuesday, as it set out its next five-year strategy.
The FCA’s plan is focused on four previously announced priorities: helping consumers, fighting crime, supporting growth and being a “smarter” regulator.
As part of that the regulator will “look again at our collective attitude toward risk,” FCA Chair Ashley Alder
