Simon Lovegrove is a writer and journalist who specializes in financial and regulatory topics. He has written for publications such as Norton Rose Fulbright, LexBlog, Inc., and Mondaq, covering subjects such as emissions trading, financial regulations, and market risk. Simon's expertise lies in providing insightful analysis and updates on the latest developments in the financial industry.
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Simon Lovegrove's coverage primarily focuses on legal and compliance aspects, with significant attention to government announcements and press releases related to financial services regulation. His articles also delve into the European Central Bank (ECB), European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), and European Banking Authority (EBA).
If you are looking to pitch to Simon, consider offering insights from credible experts in financial law or regulatory compliance within the context of banking, finance, or economic policy. Additionally, providing timely analysis of government consultations or new regulations related to UK deposit takers could be valuable for his coverage.
It is important to note that Simon has a strong focus on the UK but also covers EU regulatory bodies. Therefore, pitches should ideally address these regions' legal frameworks as they relate to financial services regulation.
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By: Jochen Vester, Anita Edwards, Simon Lovegrove
On 11 November 2024, HM Treasury ( HMT ) published its response to the consultation on near-term reforms to the UK ring-fencing regime. It also published the draft Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Ring-fenced Bodies, Core Activities, Excluded Activities and Prohibitions) (Amendment) Order 2024 (draft Order ) on legislation.gov.uk, along with a draft explanatory memorandum.
By: Anita Edwards, Simon Lovegrove
On 12 November 2024, the Financial Conduct Authority ( FCA ) published a letter to CEOs of credit rating agencies ( CRAs ), setting out its supervisory strategy for firms in that portfolio. The letter sets out the FCA’s view of the key risks in the sector, its expectations of CRAs and a summary of the work it intends to do over the next two years.
By: Anita Edwards, Simon Lovegrove
On 12 November 2024, the Bank of England ( BoE ) published an updated procedures document for its Enforcement Decision Making Committee ( EDMC ). The update follows the publication of the BoE’s policy statement on its approach to enforcement and proposed changes to statements of policy and procedure following the Financial Services and Markets Act 2023.
On 15 November 2024, the Financial Conduct Authority ( FCA ) published Discussion Paper 24/2 ‘Improving the UK transaction reporting regime’ ( DP24/2 ).
On 14 November 2024, HM Treasury issued a policy paper, National Payments Vision. The National Payments Vision (Vision) outlines the Government’s
By: Simon Lovegrove
On 15 November 2024, the Financial Conduct Authority ( FCA ) and the Financial Ombudsman Service ( FOS ) issued a Call for Input on modernising the redress system.
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On 18 November 2024, the Financial Services Compensation Scheme ( FSCS ) published its Outlook Report for November 2024 and a related statement.
On 18 November 2024, the Financial Stability Board ( FSB ) issued its 2024 annual report which looks at progress in implementing the G20 reforms and outlines action to be undertaken in 2025.
By: Simon Lovegrove, Matthew Gregory, Helen Taylor, Mark Highman, Rachael Hashmall, Etelka Bogardi, Desiree Reddy, Wilson Ang
In this new edition of Regulation Around the World we review the UK Financial Conduct Authority’s ( FCA ) Consumer Duty ( UK Consumer Duty ) and see if other international financial services authorities have already got similar concepts in their frameworks; or whether the UK Consumer Duty not only sets a new UK standard for conduct in retail markets, but a new international standard across those markets surveyed.
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