Limiting bonuses for bankers was ‘damaging’ to UK growth, Bank deputy says - Sam Woods said scrapping the cap was ‘noticed at ...

Excessive red tape on banks and insurers threatens to turn the City of London into a “graveyard”, a top Bank of England ...

Bankers’ bonuses are to be further deregulated in a bid to boost the international competitiveness of the City. The Bank of ...

UK regulators looks to be setting securitization on a good path after market participants welcomed the latest proposals by ...

The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has released a material service provider register template as announced ...

By Peter J. Henning Large financial firms would still be required to comply with the cap, the Prudential Regulation Authority and the Financial Conduct Authority said. By Chad Bray Mr. Bailey ...

The Prudential Regulation Authority’s (PRA’s) director of insurance supervision, Shoib Khan, recently clarified the PRA’s approach to the ...

Sam Woods, the deputy governor of the Bank of England and boss of the Prudential Regulation Authority, told the Following the Rules [...] The UK's main banking regulator has reportedly instructed ...

Bank of England deputy governor Sam Woods says the bankers' bonus cap was "damaging" for the UK economy.

Britain's top financial regulators are preparing to consult on reforms to crisis-era rules governing deferred bonuses and ...

The U.K. Prudential Regulation Authority has published a consultation on its proposals to restate, and in some cases modify, the U.K. Capital Requirements Regulation requirements relating to the ...

Bank of England’s Sam Woods warns that excessive regulation threatens the City of London’s competitiveness, calling for a ...