The buck stops at the top – at regulators, as well as banks

It is hard to believe that, if the Financial Conduct Authority were a public company, Martin Wheatley would still be chief executive

It is hard to believe that, if the Financial Conduct Authority were a public company, Martin Wheatley would still be chief executive.

The botched media briefing that resulted in a false market in life insurance shares for six hours in March was a catastrophic failure by the FCA to live up to the standards it demands of companies it regulates.

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