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House of Lords forced to close FCA enforcement consultation due to General Election

State Opening of Parliament in House of Lords, Houses of Parliament, London, England, United Kingdom
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Jean Hurley

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Before dissolution, the Treasury Sub-Committee on Financial Services Regulations set out its concerns over the FCA’s name-and-shame plans.

Following on from our coverage of the FCA’s name-and-shame proposals (CP24/2: Our Enforcement Guide and publicising enforcement investigations – a new approach), the House of Lords Financial Services Regulation Committee has now closed its call for evidence due to the calling of a General Election on July 4, 2024.

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