UK: West Midlands Joins the Fintech National Network as Tech Hub Expands
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Fintech National Network, the UK’s first network connecting Fintech hubs and supporting nationwide financial innovation. The West Midlands has been championing its region for some time promoting it as a viable and less expensive to the greater London region. Recently,
Goldman Sachs announced a new office in the region, its largest outside London, highlighting the benefits of having a presence in the growing tech hub.
The Fintech National Network seeks to bring together regional clusters around the UK to encourage collaboration and amplify the collective voice of the UK’s Fintech sector. The network facilitates mutually beneficial initiatives across skills, talent, capital, and investment, as key enablers for furthering Fintech, as well as other sectors such as Insurtech, Proptech, etc. in the UK as well as globally.
Regulating The UK As A Global Financial Centre - Speech Delivered By Nausicaa Delfas, FCA Executive Director Of International, Interim Chief Operating Officer And Executive Director Of International, At City & Financial Global s Future Of UK Financial Services Regulation Virtual Summit. Date
Event: City & Financial Global s Future of UK Financial Services Regulation Virtual Summit
Delivered: 13 April 2021
Highlights
We are fully committed to maintaining open and fair UK markets – and we will continue to regulate in the interests of consumers, competition and market integrity.
Whilst our markets are open, firms serving UK customers and businesses will need to meet consistently high standards, and there will need to be strong supervisory co-operation between our respective jurisdictions.
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