Protecting investors in a capital market union with Mr John GRIFFITH-JONES
11 June 2015 from 8:30 to 10:00
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The UK has taken major initiatives to reform its
prudential and supervisory regulatory architecture, including the
creation of the Prudential Regulatory Authority (PRA) under the
Bank of England umbrella, the establishment of the Financial
Conduct Authority (FCA), and the implementation of new structural
banking rules (“Vickers”). The FCA, created by the Financial
Services Act (2012), promotes safety and soundness in order to
maintain and ensure the integrity of the market, regulate financial
services firms so that they give consumers a fair deal and to
ensure the financial services market is competitive.
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Mr John GRIFFITH-JONES will set out
the importance of investor protection principles in building a
credible, successful EU capital markets union. Mr Griffith-Jones
will also briefly present the FCA and its main objectives in line
with the FCA’s business plan for 2015/16.
BIOGRAPHIE : Mr John GRIFFITH-JONES became Chairman of the new Financial Conduct Authority in April 2013 and Chairman of its subsidiary, the Payments System Regulator in April 2014. He previously joined the FSA Board as a Non-Executive Director and Deputy Chairman on 1 September 2012.
Mr John GRIFFITH-JONES has responsibility for establishing and developing an effective Board, establishing priorities for the FCA, maintaining a high-level contacts with the most important financial institutions worldwide, and representing the FCA on national and international financial institutions.
Before joining the FSA Board, Mr John GRIFFITH-JONES worked at KPMG from 1975 to 2012. He spent eleven years in Audit and fifteen years in Corporate Finance before becoming CEO of KPMG's UK firm and in 2007, Mr John GRIFFITH-JONES became Joint Chairman of KPMG Europe.
Contribution : 90 euros
BIOGRAPHIE : Mr John GRIFFITH-JONES became Chairman of the new Financial Conduct Authority in April 2013 and Chairman of its subsidiary, the Payments System Regulator in April 2014. He previously joined the FSA Board as a Non-Executive Director and Deputy Chairman on 1 September 2012.
Mr John GRIFFITH-JONES has responsibility for establishing and developing an effective Board, establishing priorities for the FCA, maintaining a high-level contacts with the most important financial institutions worldwide, and representing the FCA on national and international financial institutions.
Before joining the FSA Board, Mr John GRIFFITH-JONES worked at KPMG from 1975 to 2012. He spent eleven years in Audit and fifteen years in Corporate Finance before becoming CEO of KPMG's UK firm and in 2007, Mr John GRIFFITH-JONES became Joint Chairman of KPMG Europe.
Contribution : 90 euros