Ch 5 Flashcards
PRIN
Principles for Business
A general statement of the main regulatory obligations of the firm
SYSC
Senior Management Arrangements, Systems and Controls
Rules and guidance on how key responsibilities for managing the business should be allocated among the firms senior management team and the systems and controls the firm should have in place
COCON
Code of Conduct
Rules about the conduct
High Level Standards
PRIN - Principles for Business
SYSC - Senior Management Arrangements, Systems and Controls
COCON - Code of Conduct
COND - Threshold Conditions
APER - Statements of principles and code of practice for approved persons
FIT - The fit and proper test for approved persons
FINMAR - Financial stability and market confidence
TC - Training and Competence
GEN - General Provisions
FEES - Feed Manual
Prudential Standards (PRU) - Sets out prudential requirements for firms
GENPRU - Sourcebook for banks, building societies
BIRPU - Sourcebook for banks, building societies
IFPRU - Sourcebook for investment firms
MIPRU - Mortgage and Home Finance firms, and insurance intermediaries
IPRU-INV - for Investment Businesses
INSPRU - Insurers
IPRU-FSOC/IPRU-INS - Friendly societies and insurers
PRA
Prudential Regulation Authority
Responsible for promoting the safety and soundness of systematically important firms
FPC - Financial Policy Committee
Within the Bank of England
Responsible for horizon scanning for emerging risks
Can enforce capital requirements
FCA Operational Objectives
Protect Customers
Promote Competition
Protect Financial Markets
FCA Over Arching Objective
Ensure that markets function well
FCA Principles
Efficiency & Economy Proportionality Sustainable Growth Responsibility of Consumers Senior Management Responsibility Recognise differences in businesses carried out by regulated persons Openness and Disclosure Transparency
Part 4a Permission
Any person wishing to carry out one or more regulated activities must apply to the relevant regulator for direct authorisation
FCA is answerable to - for the way it carries out its duties
HM Treasury
The FCA is required to make an annual report to parliament
PRA has 2 statutory objectives
Promote safety and soundness of regulated firms
Secure appropriate degree of protection for policy holders, specific to insurers
ICOBS
Business Standards rules which apply to general insurance, pure protection (term, income and critical illness) and PPI
Bank of England
2 main objectives - Monetary and Financial Stability