Tory peer calls for 'statutory independence' of FCA's Regulatory Decisions Committee - reports

Contested enforcement decision-maker

Valeria Martinez
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Conservative peer Andrew Tyrie is pushing for a reform of the Financial Services and Markets Bill to include a guarantee for the “statutory independence” of the Regulatory Decisions Committee - the FCA’s decision-maker for contested enforcement decisions.

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