The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is set to reevaluate its approach to risk-taking among financial institutions as part of a broader strategy to promote economic growth. This initiative aligns with a recent policy paper from the UK Treasury, which emphasizes the need for regulatory frameworks that support growth. The FCA has also published a five-year strategy that includes a review of private fund market valuation practices and a call for evidence regarding an interest rate 'stress test' rule for mortgage lenders. These developments indicate a shift towards balancing risk management with fostering trust and growth in the financial sector.