THE REVIEW

The Magna Carta and morality, ethical decisions, the impact of regulation on profits and a very clever brewer – the latest print edition of the Review has a wealth of stories to offer

On the 800th anniversary of the signing of the Magna Carta, that seminal event in the development of British justice, it is perhaps inevitable that the impact of any significant changes to the law or regulation which are made this year will be compared with the impact of that moment

In the June print edition of the Review, we profile Dame Colette Bowe, recently appointed Chairman of the Banking Standards Board, and learn of her ambitions for the newly created body

Contrary to industry expectations, the UK's Chancellor of the Exchequer remained tight-lipped over the bank levy during Wednesday’s Mansion House speech. With so little to go on, could banks still expect to see a change in policy?     

Change – the CISI’s regulatory magazine is ten years old. The regulatory landscape for firms has altered dramatically since the first issue of the publication in June 2005 as explained by its Editor, Christopher Bond, Chartered MCSI, Senior Adviser to the CISI

Forty-one financial services professionals have graduated from a qualification programme run by the Securities & Commodities Authority (SCA), the regulator in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), in conjunction with the CISI

The CISI has welcomed a commitment by Bank of England Governor Mark Carney to crack down on individuals who manipulate financial markets

There were laughs galore at the annual dinner of the CISI’s Birmingham & West Midlands branch as comedian Steve Punt starred as guest speaker