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Financial Services weekly highlights—3 October 2024

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Published on: 03 October 2024

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Table of contents

UK, EU and international regulators and bodies
EBA outlines work programme for 2025
ESMA outlines work programme for 2025
EIOPA outlines work programme for 2025
Accountability, culture and social governance
FCA plans new measures on non-financial misconduct
Prudential requirements
BoE publishes regulatory capital statistics for Q2 2024
Financial crime and sanctions
AML: JMLSG revises wholesale markets guidance

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Article summary

This week's edition of Financial Services weekly highlights includes: FCA plans new measures on non-financial misconduct; PRA’s Shoib Khan discusses secondary objective, and potential changes to ISPV regime and cat bonds; ESAs set out work plans for 2025; plus dates for your diary over the coming week.

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