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FCA Business Plan 2024

Discover key revisions to the three-year plan, ensuring you stay ahead of the latest priorities and requirements for maintaining compliance and strategic alignment. Ex-FCA Katharine Leaman discusses the key objectives and priorities outlined in the FCA's forthcoming business plan, what's on the horizon and how it could impact your firm's compliance efforts.

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About this webinar

During this webinar, we'll review the latest updates from the FCA and advise on any changes, offering practical strategies to help you navigate the evolving regulatory landscape.

  • Receive practical advice and actionable strategies to proactively address upcoming regulatory challenges, ensuring your firm remains compliant and resilient.
  • Learn invaluable insights into interpreting the FCA's business plan and its implications for financial firms.
  • Understand how to assess your firm's current compliance status in light of the upcoming regulatory changes, identifying areas for enhancement and improvement.

Meet the speakers

Katharine Leaman

CEO | Leaman Crellin

Katharine Leaman spent 11 years within the FCA then oversaw compliance at two major banks. She now consults on regulatory compliance across market conduct, CASS, SMCR, FX Global Code, Outsourcing, non-financial misconduct, and conduct risk.

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