LONDON (Reuters) -Global securities watchdog IOSCO on Thursday proposed detailed guidance on how regulators should supervise stock exchanges more closely to negate risks from changes in business practices. IOSCO, which groups financial regulators from the United States, Europe, Asia and elsewhere, said that exchanges have increasingly become publicly listed companies over the past two decades while remaining self-regulatory in some cases. Bourses have expanded geographically and diversified into technology and data services, IOSCO said in the report, citing partnerships with the likes of Google Cloud and Microsoft as exchanges have moved well beyond their traditional role of listing and trading stocks under a mutualised structure.
LONDON -The Bank of England said on Monday it was thinking about possible changes to how it regulates branches of foreign banks, and flagged a likely easing in how it intends to apply global bank.
LONDON (Reuters) -Britain s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will crack down on home and car insurers over failure to improve their treatment of struggling customers, it said on Monday.
By Huw Jones LONDON (Reuters) -Britain's twin-track company listing regime could be simplified into a single entry point to the London Stock Exchange .