Treasury Committee would 'support' further regulation of fund buy lists
Hargreaves Lansdown's Wealth 50 under the spotlight
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is expected to ramp up its regulatory scrutiny of fund buy lists, following the gating of the Woodford Equity Income fund, with the backing of the Treasury Select Committee.
FCA chief executive Andrew Bailey and its chair Charles Randell faced a grilling from the committee over the regulator's handling of the fund's gating at a hearing on Monday, which saw Hargreaves Lansdown's...
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