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The controversy over the FCA’s proposal to name and shame firms under investigation and the political and industry opposition to it, PRA Business Plan and its focus on international policy, growth and AI regulation and the FCA’s finalised guidance on anti-greenwashing are just some of the key topics discussed by David Morrey and Ben Farmer in this episode. Other developments discussed include; FCA’s consultations on extending the sustainability disclosure regime to portfolio managers and FCA’s enforcement action against Link Financial Services for its failures in overseeing the Woodford funds.
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David Morrey
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Ben Farmer
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