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Regulator says tough conditions should put insurance bosses on alert

The persistence of soft premiums in parts of the insurance market, should put insurance bosses on alert over capital levels and risk management, according to a Bank of England official. 

Sam Woods to head UK’s Prudential Regulatory Authority

Sam Woods, who comes from a role overseeing the insurance industry, is set to replace Andrew Bailey at the UK Prudential Regulatory Authority.

China securities firms face higher capital requirements

Chinese regulators have put out proposals to toughen the resilience of securities firms in the face of growing sophistication in domestic financial products. 

Bank of England takes over Sonia benchmark administration

Bank of England takes over administration of Sonia Sterling interest rates to safeguard the benchmark's credibility and looks to expand the pool of assets used for its calculation.  

UK bust-up over bank buffers

John Vickers, architect of the UK's post financial crisis regulatory regime, lashes out at Bank of England over systemic risk buffer in newspaper interview

Acting FCA boss Tracey McDermott to quit

Tracey McDermott, head of the Bank of England’s Financial Conduct Authority, has decided not to pursue the position as a permanent role. 

China ponders easing loan provision rules

Talk of China's regulators granting banks relief on bad loan coverage ratios as economic slowdown bites. 

Chinese banks urged to be cautious and more thorough

Senior People’s Bank of China official warns banks over increasingly risky environment. 

EU parliament passes benchmark rules

European parliament gives its stamp of approval to new benchmark rules. 

EU states support one-year MiFID delay

European law-makers agree to delay introduction of MiFID by a year to 2018 as regulators grapple with the fine print.