Protect the high standards of financial crash reforms when we leave the EU
(World News UK)

Ten years ago, Apple released its first ever iPhone, selling around 1.4m handsets. In the same year, J.K. Rowling completed her final book of the Harry Potter series, while the London 2012 Olympics logo was unveiled to the world – receiving mixed reviews. But 2007 was also the year that saw the beginning of the financial crash. The implications of this have seen the role of regulators rise to ever-greater prominence, with firms forced to rethink how they conduct their day-to-day activity. Banks globally had been engaging in risky and more complex...