Jenna Clift | 24 October 2025
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With the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) set to become the only anti-money laundering professional services supervisor, Jenna Clift considers the possible impact of the change.
In an article, which was published by FT Adviser, she also assess the response of the Solicitors Regulation Authority to having its anti-money laundering responsibilities given to the FCA.
Her piece gives the background to the decision and explains the potential difficulties that could arise from such a significant change. She outlines how the FCA may address such challenges. But she also details criticism that has been aimed at the FCA over its own working practices.
The full article can be read here (subscription required).
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