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The costs and benefits of regulation in a market with consumer confusion

Norton Rose LLP
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United Kingdom
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May 18 2009

The FSA has published its latest Occasional Paper entitled The costs and benefits of regulation in a market with consumer confusion (the Paper

Handbook Notice 87

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United Kingdom
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May 4 2009

The FSA has published Handbook Notice 87, which introduces the FSA Handbook and other material made by the FSA Board under its legislative powers on 23 April 2009

Mansion House speech

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United Kingdom
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September 24 2009

Adair Turner, Chairman, FSA, gave a speech at the Mansion House City Banquet on 22 September 2009

Restoring confidence & trust

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United Kingdom
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September 24 2009

The FSA has published a speech given by Jon Pain, Managing Director, Retail Markets, FSA

Feedback Statement 092: Consumer responsibility: Feedback on DP085 (FS092)

Norton Rose LLP
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United Kingdom
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September 24 2009

The FSA has published Feedback Statement 092: Consumer responsibility: Feedback on DP085 (FS092

Supplementary annex to good and poor practices in Key Features Documents

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United Kingdom
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May 11 2009

The FSA has published a supplementary annex to its report on good and poor practices in Key Features Documents which was originally published on 28 September 2007

FSA speech - the regulators' role in judging competence

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United Kingdom
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May 18 2009

The FSA has published a speech by Hector Sants (Chief Executive, FSA) entitled The regulators' role in judging competence

FSA listens to reason on consumer responsibility

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United Kingdom
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September 24 2009

The Financial Services Consumer Panel (FSCP) published a statement saying that the FSA’s Feedback Statement on its Discussion Paper on consumer responsibility "shows that the FSA has listened to reason in dropping its push to incorporate additional consumer responsibilities into regulation."