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The FSA aspires to create a market that is sustainable for all participants and is a flexible market that works better for consumers. However, it will be a market with fewer participants, less competition and less choice at a higher price for consumers, as well as being intensively regulated at higher cost. Like the FSA's Chairman, Lord Turner, we believe debate is needed about whether that pendulum swing will really give us what we want – lower home-ownership and greater financial exclusion are other ways of expressing some of the consequences.

In this issue

1. Regulatory reform: striking the right balance
2. Report finds widespread support for Mortgage Rescue Scheme
3. CFEB: New consumer body to help borrowers

Regulatory reform: striking the right balance

Report finds widespread support for Mortgage Rescue Scheme

CFEB: New consumer body to help borrowers

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