Better regulation
The FSA approach to regulation is risk-and evidence-based as well as more principles-based. Working with stakeholders we have undertaken numerous initiatives over recent years to ensure that we maintain proportionate regulation that is supported by cost benefit analysis and continues to deliver our statutory objectives.
This page draws together links to the parts of the FSA website which set out our approach to better regulation.
| Title | Date |
|---|---|
| Response to the Hampton Implementation Review of the Financial Services Authority | March 2008 |
| FSA Simplification Plan annex to the 2008/09 Business Plan – Annex 5 | February 2008 |
| FSA Simplification Plan update 2007 | December 2007 |
| Principles-based regulation – focusing on the outcomes that matter | April 2007 |
| FSA Simplification Plan | December 2006 |
| FSA report on the estimation of third party administrative burdens | November 2006 |
| Oxera report on a framework for assessing the benefits of regulation | November 2006 |
| The firm risk assessment framework | August 2006 |
| FSA Better Regulation Action Plan Progress Report | June 2006 |
| FSA reports on costs and benefits of financial regulation | June 2006 |
| FSA Better Regulation Action Plan | December 2005 |
We will continue to look actively and imaginatively for ideas and opportunities for review and encourage you to offer further thoughts and suggestions. We respond to queries submitted through the Better Regulation Executive portal at http://www.betterregulation.gov.uk.
We also have a Better Regulation inbox to which you can use to send us feedback and comments directly at betterregulation@fsa.gov.uk.