FCA bans Vanguard consultant over conflict of interests
Ex-Standard life manager Angela Burns
FCA fines Angela Burns £20k for failing to disclose conflict of interests
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has banned a former consultant for Vanguard Asset Management who solicited work from the firm while simultaneously acting as a non-executive director at two mutual societies for which she provided financial advice.
Angela Burns, who was also fined £20,000 for her failure to act with integrity, did not disclose that she was actively trying to win consulting work from Vanguard, while also participating in talks with...
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