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C/E/696. Examination of the financial regulators and statutory immunity

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2011
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This paper examines the financial services authority (FSA) and aims to assess the way English law protects financial regulators in terms of immunity. The way in which they are protected against civil suits for damages is the main discussion. Statutory immunity and the development of credible deterrents are also examined. The paper concludes by assessing how suitable the immunity offered is.

 

KEYWORDS: Financial services authority, FSA, English law, financial regulators, statutory immunity, civil suits, credible deterrents,

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