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Wednesday Aug 17, 2022
Wednesday Aug 17, 2022
Episode 2: Hidden trends in the FCA’s latest Interventions and Enforcement reporting
The FCA has published its 2022 annual report with statistics on its Interventions and Enforcement work. In this podcast episode we reveal some hidden trends and themes these numbers that aren't as clear from the charts and tables that the FCA produced itself. This can forewarn firms of the FCA's directions of travel and enable firms to take targeted action to mitigate relevant risks.
This episode features Sara Cody (counsel) and Duncan Campbell (senior associate) from Linklaters' Financial Regulation team in London.
Here is a pack of data visualisations of the reporting discussed in this episode.
And here is our previous publication and podcast episode on enforcement trends for 2022.

Monday Apr 25, 2022
Restitution in financial services // Contentious Regulatory
Monday Apr 25, 2022
Monday Apr 25, 2022
Episode 11: Non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing
In this podcast episode we discuss the FCA’s evolving use of its powers to require firms to pay redress to customers. This episode features Alison Wilson, Linklaters’ Global Head of Dispute Resolution and a member of our contentious regulatory partner team in London and Sara Cody, counsel in Linklaters’ Financial Regulation practice.

Tuesday Mar 15, 2022
Financial services enforcement trends 2022 // Contentious Regulatory
Tuesday Mar 15, 2022
Tuesday Mar 15, 2022
Episode 1: Financial services enforcement trends 2022
In this podcast episode we highlight our top five financial services enforcement trends for 2022.
This episode features counsel Sara Cody and managing associate Duncan Campbell of Linklaters' London Financial Regulation team.
For more details, see our full publication on financial services enforcement trends for 2022, and visit our dedicated webpage with all our resources on the FCA's proposed Consumer Duty.

Thursday Oct 07, 2021
Dutch approaches // Contentious Regulatory
Thursday Oct 07, 2021
Thursday Oct 07, 2021
Episode 7: Non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing
In this podcast episode we discuss Dutch approaches to non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing in financial services firms.
This episode features partner Bas Jennen and managing associate Leonard van den Ende both from our financial regulation practice in Amsterdam, and counsel Sara Cody from our financial regulation practice in London.
For more detail, see our full publication reviewing the approach to non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing in 12 key jurisdictions.

Monday Oct 04, 2021
Impact of the amended ESMA/EBA guidelines // Contentious Regulatory
Monday Oct 04, 2021
Monday Oct 04, 2021
Episode 6: Non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing
In this podcast episode we discuss the impact on the regulation of non-financial misconduct of recent proposed amendments to joint ESMA/EBA guidelines.
This episode features Gavin Lewis (partner, Dispute Resolution, London) and Duncan Campbell (managing associate, Financial Regulation, London). For our insights on global approaches to non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing, see our full publication and other podcast episodes.

Wednesday May 12, 2021
April 2020 - FCA and PSR business plans and the response to stablecoins // Fintech
Wednesday May 12, 2021
Wednesday May 12, 2021
Episode 4: Payments Monthly
The promise of stablecoins has caught the attention of regulators and central banks. Our payments lawyers consider the regulatory response to stablecoins, including the potential for central bank digital currencies, and discuss how Covid-19 has impacted the UK payments regulators’ plans for the year to come.

Wednesday May 12, 2021
March 2020 - The response to Covid-19 // Fintech
Wednesday May 12, 2021
Wednesday May 12, 2021
Episode 3: Payments Monthly
In our first remotely recorded podcast we cover what Covid-19 means for payment services. Simon Treacy, Paul Harris and Jean Price talk about the practical challenges for firms, the latest regulatory developments and the potential commercial impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

Wednesday May 12, 2021
January 2020 - Brexit transition and an update on electronic communications // Fintech
Wednesday May 12, 2021
Wednesday May 12, 2021
Episode 1: Payments Monthly
For our first episode of 2020 we look at one issue which will dominate the coming year and beyond, and pick up another which emerged at the end of 2019. Simon Treacy, Jean Price and Paul Harris discuss the latest on Brexit and how it will impact the payments industry, and highlight a Dear CEO letter from the FCA to the telecoms industry setting its expectations for firms wishing to rely on the electronic communications exemption under PSD2.

Wednesday May 12, 2021
The view from Asia // Fintech
Wednesday May 12, 2021
Wednesday May 12, 2021
Episode 5: The Next Year in Payments
Peiying Chua Heikes & Niranjan Arasaratnam
Asia has seen a huge growth in its payments industry over the past few years, spurred on by a young, tech-savvy generation and push for the financial inclusion of the underbanked. Amidst rapid development, regulators are now tasked with overcoming fragmentation in payments ecosystems and ensuring continued financial stability – but at the same time pushing for innovation and change. Peiying Chua and Niranjan Arasaratnam discuss key trends in the Asian payments markets and what the next year is likely to bring.

Wednesday May 12, 2021
What happens next for strong customer authentication? // Fintech
Wednesday May 12, 2021
Wednesday May 12, 2021
Episode 1: The Next Year in Payments
Paul Harris & Olivia Murphy
As payments and banking have moved online, authenticating the identity of customers has become a vital part of the fight against fraud. New PSD2 rules on strong customer authentication were intended to bolster security standards across the market but have effectively been delayed. Paul Harris and Olivia Murphy discuss the background to SCA and what the next year is likely to bring.