Firmas se benefician de menores costos y mayor flexibilidad tras reformas de la FCA y PRA al SM&CR

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) have confirmed changes to streamline senior manager accountability and boost growth, as reported by Wired-gov.net. These regulatory reforms aim to reduce the burden on firms operating under the Senior Managers and Certification Regime (SM&CR). According to the announcement, companies will benefit from lower compliance costs and greater flexibility in meeting their obligations under the regime. The adjustments are designed to produce it easier for firms to adhere to SM&CR requirements without compromising standards. The measures reflect a joint effort by the FCA and PRA to support a more efficient regulatory environment while maintaining accountability in financial services. Further details on the specific changes were not included in the original statement.