Regulation

EY scores £12m payday in FCA motor finance probe

The consultancy, whose regulatory head is the former interim chief executive of the markets watchdog, is cashing in on a bumper investigation

Big Four firm’s fees reflect major scale of FCA review
Big Four firm’s fees reflect major scale of FCA review Photo: Aleksander Kalka/Getty Images

EY is being paid £12m for its work on the Financial Conduct Authority’s probe into the motor finance market.

The Big Four firm has scored an £8m extension to its previous £4m contract, which now runs to 27 September, to help run the City watchdog’s review into the sector, according to recently published documents.

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