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EPISODE · Jun 22, 2020 · 31 MIN

After the Pandemic: The Future of Financial Regulation with UK Financial Conduct Authority Interim CEO Christopher Woolard

from Barefoot Innovation Podcast

Today's episode of our special series on the future of regulation after the pandemic takes us   across the Atlantic (virtually) to talk with one of my favorite Barefoot Innovation guests. He is Christopher Woolard, the interim CEO of the UK Financial Conduct Authority. In our conversation, Chris talks about the opportunity to come out of this crisis and "build back better." He discusses how the FCA has converted to the work-from-home environment and what adjustments may last beyond the crisis. He shares the worry that the economic downturn will follow the common crisis pattern of strengthening large incumbent firms at the expense of smaller ones, and how to avoid wiping out a decade of innovation. He talks about impacts on vulnerable consumers and on the UK's fabled fintech sector, and describes the government's efforts to build a bridge over the crisis and get as many people across it safely, as possible. 

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