• The bill aimed to shake up the system of regulation in London's financial centre.

    BBC: Takeover Panel under fire

  • After outlining the principles contained in the South African constitution guaranteeing freedom of expression and the restrictive definition of its limits, Thloloe described the system of self-regulation of the press in force in his country.

    UNESCO: Communication and Information

  • Some have also argued that the dual system of regulation will increase the consolidation of America's banking system.

    ECONOMIST: Bothersome Basel

  • Back in the Commons, business opens at 9.30am with questions to the Culture Secretary, Maria Miller. again questions about the amended version of the Defamation Bill and any alternative system of press regulation unveiled by the government, may feature.

    BBC: Week ahead

  • Nigel Edwards, director of policy at the NHS Confederation, which represents health service managers, said he hoped the new system would "reduce the heavy burden of regulation" on NHS organisations which existed under the current system.

    BBC: NEWS | Health | Patients to help judge NHS trusts

  • First, we propose that the House of Commons - and then subsequently the House of Lords - move from the old system of self-regulation to independent, statutory regulation.

    BBC: In full: Constitution proposals

  • The UK government's legislative programme includes plans to scrap ID cards, a referendum on changing the voting system and tighter regulation of the financial sector.

    BBC: Debate on the Queen's speech

  • The NHS's system of regulation and monitoring was heavily criticised by the Francis inquiry last week.

    BBC: Probe into 'high death rate' hospitals extended

  • As both the nation's central bank and a financial regulator, the Federal Reserve must be well prepared to make constructive contributions to the coming national debate on the future of the financial system and financial regulation.

    FORBES: Reducing Systemic Risk

  • He said the "tripartite" system of financial regulation - in which responsibility was divided between the Treasury, the Bank of England and the FSA - had "failed us in war and in peace" and told MPs the government's Financial Services Bill would toughen regulation.

    BBC: Osborne: Bank's misconduct risked UK's reputation

  • Amidst frantic manoeuvring on Thursday, the Conservatives put down amendments to the Crown and Courts Bill which would use the measure to set up the prime minister's preferred system of press regulation - paving the way for another cross-coalition confrontation of the kind first seen in January, when the two parties opposed one another over the review of parliamentary boundaries.

    BBC: Week ahead

  • Lord Justice Leveson's call for a system of voluntary independent self-regulation of the press posed a problem for the politicians - how to make any new system independent enough to satisfy the victims whilst at the same time making it not so independent as to convince the press to walk away and refuse to take part.

    BBC: How the leaders reached Leveson deal

  • But Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger told the BBC "a bit of statute" was a price worth paying for an effective new system of regulation and that he believed the press could "live with most of" the Leveson proposals.

    BBC: Press 'need to act' after Leveson

  • Lord Leveson wanted "statutory underpinning" for any new system of press regulation which arose from the ashes of the phone-hacking scandal.

    BBC: Press regulation: it's back

  • While we should try to improve mortgage standards and deal with the specific problems that the crisis has brought to light, the wholesale regulation of the financial system, based on the false premise that the core of the system is flawed, would give us the worst of both worlds: no growth and no stability.

    ECONOMIST: An alternative history lesson

  • He will insist that pledges to extend opportunities to the 50% who don't go to university, to get the banking system to support small businesses and greater regulation of the energy and train companies are all examples of just that and show that he is pursuing a different approach not just from the Tories but from New Labour as well.

    BBC: Will Ed's soapbox show wash with voters?

  • Mr Hoban, in a statement to the Commons on 12 December 2011, pledged the coalition government would ensure there was a system of regulation that secured financial stability while protecting competitiveness, stating the financial sector would continue to be a critical part of the economy and recovery.

    BBC: Democracy Live site links

  • Righting them will require wholesale reform both of financial regulation and of the entire global monetary system.

    ECONOMIST: The financial crisis and the future of regulation

  • Adrian Jeakings, president of the U.K. Newspaper Society trade body, said the industry is capable of establishing a "tough new system of independent, accountable press regulation with the power to investigate wrongdoing and levy fines, " without new statutes.

    WSJ: Leveson Report Urges 'Self-Regulation' of U.K. Press

  • The task before the SEC, however, is to devise a system that will ensure for companies that the benefits of regulation outweigh the costs.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • The next one, coming soon, will pit the press against politicians who believe the law should underpin any new system of regulation.

    BBC: The BBC has faced worse crises

  • For instance, bitcoin exchange endpoints where bitcoin interfaces with national fiat money and the banking system is a possible point of regulation due to current AML and KYC guidelines in most countries.

    FORBES: Bitcoin Foundation Expands Global Media Opportunities

  • Newspaper bosses have said their proposals would introduce a rigorous system of regulation but keep the press free from state interference.

    BBC: Press regulation royal charter delayed by ministers

  • But I also believe that market economies sometimes have market failures, and when these occur, there's a role for prudential -- not excessive -- regulation of the financial system.

    WSJ: Nouriel Roubini Says Nationalizing the Banks Is the Market-Friendly Solution

  • As citizens and savers, we each have a responsible to ourselves, our families and our country to have an opinion on the current state of our financial system and its regulation.

    FORBES: "New Money For Old Rope" - Wall Street Protestors Recycling Old Rhetoric

  • During the past 15 years or so international bank regulation has been concerned mostly with the ability of the system to sustain shocks, such as a stockmarket crash, a foreign-exchange crisis or a terrorist attack.

    ECONOMIST: Open wider | The

  • Under our current system of safety-and-soundness regulation, supervisors often focus on the financial conditions of individual institutions in isolation.

    FORBES: Transcript

  • This announcement is the first step towards a huge new nationwide system of regulation.

    BBC: Obama diary: Days 81-90

  • Lord Justice Leveson not only recommends statutory 'underpinning' for a new independent system of press regulation - rejecting the industry's own proposal for a new body as "not going nearly far enough" to demonstrate independence from publishers.

    BBC: Leveson Report: Analysis

  • But if we are to avoid this, the public will insist on a system of robust, independent regulation with credible sanction-making power.

    BBC: RTS: Jeremy Hunt sets out cross-media regulation plans

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