Transforming engagement in financial services
This is a joint webcast hosted by The Finance Innovation Lab and the Chartered Banker Institute, which will be held via Zoom.
This is a pivotal moment for the future of the UK finance sector. Following Brexit, the rules governing financial policy and regulation are undergoing a fundamental review. With decisions now being made in the UK, this is a unique opportunity to effect change to create a regulatory and legal framework that drives the financial system to good outcomes.
In particular, there is an opportunity to rethink how to encourage greater stakeholder engagement with financial regulation and policy making. As the UK government said in its latest report of the Future Regulatory Framework Review: “any policymaking process risks being deficient if it does not draw sufficiently on the views, experience and expertise of those who may be impacted by regulation”.
This joint webcast aims to raise awareness of the need to support citizens and consumers to have a voice in decision-making, and to generate and build support for ideas to make this happen. This will include discussing the role that professional bodies can play.
Who should attend?
Members working in regulatory roles, stakeholder engagement roles. Members and students with a keen interest in the changing UK regulatory environment, post Brexit.
Why should I attend?
To learn more about how civil society could have a greater voice in financial services and financial services regulation, in particular, and how professional bodies, such as the Institute, might support that.
Further reading
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Civil Society responds to Treasury's proposed financial sector reforms by The Finance Innovation Lab.
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The power of big finance by Postive Money.
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City’s influence over Westminster: £17.5m spent political parties and MPs since 2020 by City A.M.
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City donations worth £15m raise concerns over influence on UK politics by the Guardian.
Tuesday 5th July
13:00 – 14:00 UK BST
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