Change comes despite growing scrutiny of watchdog’s treatment of whistleblowers after death of Simon Andriesz
The Financial Conduct Authority has made it harder to assess how quickly it responds to whistleblower reports at a time when the watchdog is facing growing scrutiny over its treatment of those who expose wrongdoing.
According to findings from The Banker, the regulator has stopped publishing figures showing how many whistleblowing reports lead to action within the year they are received. The change comes as a group of MPs and campaigners have called for an independent investigation into FCA’s treatment of whistleblowers following the death of Simon Andriesz, which was first reported by The Banker.
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