Consultations & legislation
A new approach to financial regulation: building a stronger system
Issued: 17 February 2011
Open date: 17 February 2011
Close date: 14 April 2011
On 17 February the Government launched a consultation, ‘A new approach to financial regulation: building a stronger system’, which provided further detail on the Coalition Government’s proposals for reforming the framework of financial regulation in the UK, building on the Government’s earlier consultation A new approach to financial regulation: judgement, focus and stability published on 26 July 2010.
Consultation documents
Responses
Responses from stakeholders were invited during the consultation period, which ran from 17 February to 14 April 2011. The Government received over 150 responses from financial services firms, including banks, building societies, insurance firms, Independent Financial Advisors, exchanges, brokers and related trade associations, as well as consumer representatives.
During this period the Government also held several workshops and met with a wide range of representatives from trade associations, consumer groups and other interested parties.
A summary of the responses to this consultation appears in the Government’s latest document, A new approach to financial regulation: the blueprint for reform issued June 2011.
All individual responses, where confidentiality was not requested, are published alphabetically, below.
Individual responses
Index of all responses (PDF 78KB)
- Responses 0 - A (PDF 5MB)
- Responses B (PDF (3MB)
- Responses C (PDF 7MB)
- Responses D - G (PDF 6MB)
- Responses H - I (PDF 6.5MB)
- Responses J- M (PDF 5.5MB)
- Responses N - O (PDF 10MB)
- Responses P - R (PDF 6.5MB)
- Responses S (9MB)
- Responses T (1.2MB)
- Responses U-Z (1.8MB)
All consultation documents are available in Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (PDF). If you do not have Adobe Acrobat installed on your computer you can download the software free of charge from the Adobe website. For alternative ways to read PDF documents and further information on website accessibility visit the HM Treasury accessibility page.
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