UK FCA: Corporate finance firms need to improve compliance culture
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) surveyed 411 corporate finance firms, receiving 382 responses, to assess their compliance functions. While most firms reported carrying out key compliance activities, the FCA emphasized that compliance must be seen as a culture embedded by senior managers throughout the business, not merely a series of tasks.
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