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So who is accountable for the FCA’s failures over LCF?

Posted on December 18, 2020 by henry tapper

Reading the Treasury commissioned report on London Capital and Finance by Dame Elizabeth Gloster was harrowing. Reading the FCA’s response was worse – two days after attending a superb event that asked if our primary regulator is doing its job, … Continue reading →

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