The FSA's Business Plan for 2010/11 sets out our work programme and priorities for the coming year, and the implications for the FSA's budget.
This year's Business Plan has been restructured to align our work more clearly with our statutory objectives. The structure and priorities of the business plan reflect the provisions in the Financial Services Bill which is currently before parliament. If the bill is enacted, it will formally give the FSA a new financial stability objective, and will also remove its existing objective of public awareness, instead requiring the FSA to establish a new consumer financial education body.
Our Business Plan builds on the Financial Risk Outlook published on 10 March 2010 which identified trends in the markets and firms we regulate, and key risks to which the FSA needs to respond. Alongside the Annual Report, the Business Plan is an important part of our public accountability.
Press release: FSA publishes Business Plan for 2010/11
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