A Practitioner's Guide to The FSA Regulation of Banking

Since the first edition of "A Practitioner's Guide to The FSA Regulation of Banking" was published the regulatory environment in which the banking sector operates has been continually evolving. The impact of the Basel 2 accord and EU directives on money laundering, market abuse and markets in financial instruments, together with the conclusion of the FSA Enforcement Review, means that Banks now operate in a completely changed regulatory environment. This title focuses on the impact of these changes on the FSA's risk-based approach to regulation, and assesses the impact they will have on the way banks are managed on a day-to-day basis. It examines, amongst other areas, credit risk, liquidity risk and operational risk, as well as providing detailed commentary on the authorisation and supervision process. About the consultant editor: John Tattersall has been a Partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers since 1985 and is Chairman of its Financial Services Regulatory Consulting Group and of its Banking and Capital Markets Technical Forum. He is responsible for the firm's relationship with a number of major banks.
He is a member of the Prudential Sourcebook Advisory Group of the Financial Services Authority and the Banking Sub-Committee of the Institute of Chartered Accountants.