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Regulatory revolving door spins ever faster

A large number of former gamekeepers are turning poacher as banks struggle to deal with the growing regulatory burden

Nomura, the Japanese bank, became the latest financial institution to appoint a former senior regulatory gamekeeper to its executive ranks when it named Jeremy Bennett, formerly of the UK Treasury and the UK Financial Services Authority, as its new chief executive for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, subject to regulatory approval.

Bennett's move is only the latest through what is sometimes dubbed the "revolving door" between big financial firms and the regulators that oversee them.

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