As growth pressures mount, governments are pushing financial regulators to do more than prevent crisis — they are now expected to accelerate competitiveness and stimulate investment. But how far can a regulatory system bend before its core mandate breaks?
This section explores how leading jurisdictions are reinterpreting financial oversight through the lens of growth. From the UK’s bold experimentation with pro-growth mandates to the EU’s more measured course, the question is no longer whether to adapt — but how to do so without courting a future collapse.
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