The International Organisation of Securities Commissions has released a paper which aims to promote discussion among regulators on the ways systemic risk comes under their mandates, and to give them insights into how they can identify, monitor, mitigate and manage systemic risk.

The International Organisation of Securities Commisisons Commodity Derivatives Markets Supervisory Principles, which update and add to the 1997 Tokyo Communiqué, were developed in response to contemporary trends in commodity derivatives markets.

The International Organisation for Securities Commissions analyses the most significant technological developments and related micro-structural issues that have arisen in financial markets in recent years, notably high frequency and algorithmic trading, and their impact on market structure, particip

The Financial Reporting Council has published a report looking at developments in corporate governance in 2011 and the impact of the UK Corporate Governance Code and the UK Stewardship Code.

The Financial Services Authority has released a consultation paper to receive feedback on the proposed format of the "regulatory prudent valuation return", including showing the net and gross balance sheets for a defined list of asset classes, together with the potential downside and upsid

The Financial Services Authority and the UK Treasury have jointly published a consultation paper which follows the adoption of an Amending Directive on 24 November 2010, which revised both the Prospectus Directive and the Transparency Directive.

The Financial Services Authority has published a speech presented by Clive Adamson (Director of Supervision, the FSA Conduct of Business Unit) at the Non-Executive Directors’ Conference on 6 December 2011 where he discusses how the FSA is developing the supervisory approach or philosophy for the pro

The Financial Services Authority has published a speech by Nausicaa Delfas (Head of Department, Conduct Supervision, FSA) at the Non-Executive Directors’ Conference which focuses on the FSA’s current and developing approach to the responsibilities of non-executive directors

The Financial Services Authority has published a guidance consultation which sets out the FSA’s expectations of non-executive directors in delivering the appropriate management of retail conduct risk within firms.

The UK government has published its latest consultation document on regulatory reform, which includes a draft of the Financial Services Bill and explanatory notes and builds on the Government’s initial thinking set out last July and a further consultation document which followed in February 2011.