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FCA shifts to outcomes-focused regulation, cutting new rules and boosting enforcement starting April 2026.
The FCA, under CEO Nikhil Rathi, is reducing its focus on new regulations, shifting to an outcomes-based approach using existing tools like the Consumer Duty and enhanced supervision.
The move aims to cut regulatory burden, improve market effectiveness, and prioritize enforcement over rulemaking, especially in areas like the upcoming Protection Market Study.
The FCA will limit involvement in broad distributional issues, deferring such decisions to government, and plans a targeted pensions and investments support regime starting April 2026.
While critics warn systemic risks may go unaddressed, the regulator emphasizes evidence-based actions and better implementation over compliance checklists.
FCA cambia a una regulación centrada en los resultados, recortando nuevas reglas e impulsando la aplicación a partir de abril de 2026.