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City on notice over NFM as FCA ban blurs private and professional lines

Panel L-R: Moderator Jennie Clarke, Global Relay; Maria Symeon and John Higgins, Pathlight Associates
Panel L-R: Moderator Jennie Clarke, Global Relay; Maria Symeon and John Higgins, Pathlight Associates. Photo: Tabitha Adams

Maria Symeon and John Higgins of Pathlight Associates joined Jennie Clarke at Global Relay to navigate non-financial misconduct and the risks of the corporate holiday party season.

The City of London is bracing for a tense festive party season as the FCA demonstrates a zero-tolerance approach to non-financial misconduct (NFM) that extends far beyond traditional trading environments.

The regulator’s willingness to aggressively police off-duty behavior was laid bare last month when it banned Joseph Molloy, a former

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