FCA's cancelled name and shame policy 'deeply flawed from the outset'

'Significant development’

Sahar Nazir
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The Financial Conduct Authority’s has backpedalled on its plan to publicly name firms under investigation after receiving widespread industry backlash, with one lawyer describing it as “deeply flawed from the outset”.

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