Nikhil Rathi Reappointed as FCA Chief Executive Through 2030

The Treasury confirms Rathi's extended tenure, aligning with regulatory reforms to simplify oversight and foster economic growth.

Nikhil Rathi has been officially reappointed as chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for a second term, extending his tenure until 2030.
The reappointment reflects the UK government's push for less intrusive regulation and a pro-growth agenda, emphasizing streamlined oversight.
Recent regulatory changes include the FCA scrapping plans to 'name and shame' firms under investigation and adopting a more flexible enforcement approach.
The Payment Systems Regulator will be merged into the FCA, consolidating regulatory functions to enhance efficiency.
Rathi's extensive experience in financial regulation and public service, including leadership roles at the Treasury and London Stock Exchange, underpins confidence in his continued leadership.