Transparency Task Force calls for diverse assessment panel for FCA chair

Open letter with over 40 signatories

Kathleen Gallagher
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The Transparency Task Force has written an open letter to John Glen, economic secretary to the Treasury, calling for half of the assessment panel that chooses the next chair of the Financial Conduct Authority to be comprised of consumer champions.

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