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LONDON, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Banks and investment firms have
to come up with more "creative solutions" to avoid misconduct as
staff work from home due to the coronavirus pandemic, Britain's
Financial Conduct Authority said on Thursday.
Britain told people to work from home from Thursday if
possible as new cases of COVID-19 grow again.
Megan Butler, executive director for wholesale supervision
at the FCA, said firms have broadly managed conduct and other
risks from remote working "pretty well so far".
"These are all difficult questions that get harder over time
as it looks like no one is going to be back in the office
anytime soon," she told the FCA's annual meeting.
"Industry has coped pretty well so far and we are now going
to be looking to them to find perhaps some more creative,
resilient solutions to these issues than perhaps some of the
ones that have worked so well so far."
(Reporting by Huw Jones
Editing by Tommy Wilkes)
