Nikhil Rathi
Nikhil Rathi is Financial Conduct Authority. Coverage on FF News includes 21 stories since 2021, most recently "UK Regulators Launch Oversight of Tech Giants AWS, Google, Microsoft, and Oracle as Critical Third Parties" (10 July 2026).
Latest coverage of Nikhil Rathi
- UK Regulators Launch Oversight of Tech Giants AWS, Google, Microsoft, and Oracle as Critical Third Parties 10 July 2026
- FCA Cracks Down on Illegal Finfluencers and Market Abuse in Major Strategy Milestone 9 July 2026
- FCA Announces New Appointments to Executive Team 12 May 2026
- Chancellor Unveils Plans to “Supercharge” Growth of Innovative Financial Services Firms 23 October 2025
- FCA Closes 1,600 Websites as It Fights Financial Crime 11 July 2025
- FCA to Modernise Rules to Unlock Investment 10 July 2025
- FCA Appoints Deputy Chief Executive to Manage Growing Remit, Support Growth and Drive Reform 10 June 2025
- David Geale Appointed Executive Director for Payments and Digital Finance 8 May 2025
- Nikhil Rathi Reappointed as FCA Chief Executive 11 April 2025
- Support for Innovative Products and New Firms Part of New FCA Work Programme 9 April 2025
- FCA Launches 5-Year Strategy to Support Growth and Improve Lives 25 March 2025
- FCA Sets Out Steps to Support Home Ownership 10 March 2025
- Financial Regulator’s Improved Performance Set to Help UK Finance Sector Thrive 5 September 2024
- FCA Announces Further Expansion of Leeds Office, Creating More Jobs in the Region 7 August 2024
- PSR and FCA Launch Joint Call for Information on Big Tech and Digital Wallets 15 July 2024
- The Bank of England, PRA and the FCA issue joint proposals to increase resilience of the financial sector by overseeing critical third parties 7 December 2023
- FCA Chief Executive Nikhil Rathi meets NI fintech delegation in Belfast 26 May 2023
- FCA Commits to More Tech Investment to Boost Efficiency and Support Growth 31 October 2022
- FCA further bolsters its leadership team as it expands its headcount 5 July 2022
- FCA fines UK finance firms £568m in 2021, in response to surge in pandemic-charged financial crime 17 January 2022