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CII R01 - Chapter 4 Exam 2025 Questions and Answers 100% Pass Financial policy committee - - Committee within the Bank of England allows: 1. scrutiny towards emerging risks to the financial system as a whole 2. Powers to take action where it identifies threats. Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) - - Works with the Bank of England but is independent.- Responsibility for the prudential supervision and authorisation of important financial institutions such as banks and firms - Ensure that individual firms can fail without bringing down the entire financial system. - 'judgment based' approach to supervision,Prudential Regulation Committee (PRC) makes the PRA decisions. Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA) - - Brought together the regulation of all sectors of the UK financial services industry under one regulatory system - the FSAIntroduced FOS and FSCS set out the rules for all regulated activities when dealing with: • deposit taking • stocks and shares • gilts and local authority bonds • debentures • futures

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Questions and Answers 100% Pass


Financial policy committee - ✔✔- Committee within the Bank of England allows:

1. scrutiny towards emerging risks to the financial system as a whole

2. Powers to take action where it identifies threats.

Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) - ✔✔- Works with the Bank of England but is
independent.- Responsibility for the prudential supervision and authorisation of
important financial institutions such as banks and firms

- Ensure that individual firms can fail without bringing down the entire financial
system.

- 'judgment based' approach to supervision,Prudential Regulation Committee (PRC)
makes the PRA decisions.

Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA) - ✔✔- Brought together the regulation
of all sectors of the UK financial services industry under one regulatory system

- the FSAIntroduced FOS and FSCS set out the rules for all regulated activities when
dealing with:

• deposit taking

• stocks and shares

• gilts and local authority bonds

• debentures

• futures



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