UK's Griffith on Post-Brexit Opportunities

The transcript discusses the Edinburgh reforms, a set of 30 ambitious changes aimed at leveraging Brexit freedoms to modernize the UK's financial regulatory regime. The reforms cover various aspects of financial services, including building societies, consumer credit, and wholesale markets. The discussion highlights the balance between adopting EU regulations and creating UK-specific rules. The focus is on maintaining a competitive edge globally while ensuring financial stability. The conversation also addresses the challenges and opportunities post-Brexit, emphasizing the UK's position as an international financial hub.

In what ways does the speaker suggest that the UK financial sector can remain competitive internationally?

What concerns are raised regarding financial stability in light of the proposed reforms?

How does the speaker justify the changes to the ring-fencing regulations?