Today’s guest outlines the changes he believes are necessary to future-proof both the UK’s finance regulator the Financial Conduct Authority and the country’s top prosecution agency the Serious Fraud Office. And explains why it’s vital for the two organisations to begin working together more effectively.
He also discusses how the UK’s accountability regime for senior City staff could be improved, where the City needs clarity from the government as to its Brexit plans and plenty more in between.
Matthew Nunan spent six years as a case controller at the SFO, and seven years at the FCA, where he was latterly ran the regulator’s wholesale enforcement department, before moving to US bank Morgan Stanley as head of conduct risk for Europe, the Middle East and Africa in 2014. Since 2020, he has worked a partner in the dispute resolution practice at law firm Gibson Dunn.
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