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External Auditor's Role in Bank Regulation and Supervision - Comparative Analysis involving The UK, Germany, IItaly and the United Statess (Paperback)
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External Auditor's Role in Bank Regulation and Supervision - Comparative Analysis involving The UK, Germany, IItaly and the United Statess (Paperback)
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The Financial Services Act 2012 ('the Act') introduced: "important
changes to the regulatory framework of financial services in the
United Kingdom, many of which affect the Bank of England. The
Financial Services Authority (FSA), which was previously
responsible for regulation of financial firms from both a
'prudential' and 'conduct' perspective, will cease to exist." See
Bank of England Quarterly Bulletin 2013 Q1, page 20 Even though
immense changes have taken place since 2008, this publication, as
well as the entire study, focusses on, considers and necessitates
an in-depth analysis of the structure and system of regulation
which was in force in the UK, Germany, Italy and the U.S between
2004 and 2008. Through a comparative analysis of selected
jurisdictions, the book examines how the external auditor could
assist the then existing regulator, Financial Services Authority
(FSA), the UK's financial services regulator, in carrying out its
regulatory and supervisory functions. It also considers how the FSA
could implement its supervisory and enforcement tools in addressing
the issue of audit liability.
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