Last week, the UK Financial Services Authority (FSA) bolstered its campaign to foster greater risk management responsibility within financial institutions with a new consultation paper (to add to the growing mountain) on effective governance standards. This is all part of what the regulator calls its “supervisory enhancement programme”, seemingly aimed at scaring CEOs into compliance with its requirements via the introduction of significant influence functions (SIF) interviews.

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