FCA: Regulatory 'call-in' powers could put UK market's international reputation at risk

Richard Lloyd and Nikhil Rathi tell MPs

Valeria Martinez
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The UK’s international reputation as a financial services hub could be undermined if the government's proposed regulatory 'call-in' powers become law, the Financial Conduct Authority has said.

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