The FSA today reached its "first milestone" in the transition to the new regulatory structure by replacing its supervision and risk units.
Following an internal reorganisation, the units have been replaced by a Prudential Business Unit (PBU) and a Conduct Business Unit (CBU). Sants will head up the PBU, supported by Andrew Bailey, who joins the FSA today as a Bank of England secondee. Margaret Cole will be interim head of the CBU until Martin Wheatley takes up the role on 1 September. The government is transferring prudential supervision of banking and insurance to a subsidiary of the Bank of England, the Prudential Regulation Authority, and renaming the FSA the Financial Conduct Authority, which will focus on consumer p...
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