Traders and non-execs face greater scrutiny as FSA casts wider net

Board directors and proprietary traders wielding "significant influence" face increased scrutiny under sweeping changes announced by the UK’s Financial Services Authority.

The FSA today published a consultation paper entitled 'The approved persons regime - significant influence function review', which will be open to public consultation until the end of March before the regulator confirms the final rule changes in the second quarter next year.

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