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Britain’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the UK’s financial watchdog, ordered a review of how it handled a long-running whistleblower case involving Simon Andriesz, with findings due early next year.
What does this mean?
Lawmakers on Parliament’s cross-party Treasury Committee raised questions after Andriesz died by suicide last month, asking whether the regulator took his allegations seriously enough and whether it should have brought in outside expertise. FCA CEO Nikhil Rathi told the committee the death was “terribly sad” and said the agency needs to reflect on how it communicates with people who report wrongdoing. The review will be led by Lea Paterson, a n..
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