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Temperature rises over FCA name-and-shame plans as Hunt intervenes

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Martin Cloake

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UK Chancellor calls for a rethink as regulator issues strong defence of its proposals.

UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has made a rare government intervention to urge the FCA to rethink its decision to name and shame companies under investigation, while the independent regulator has published a lengthy explanation and defence of its move. It set out its thinking in a 29-page reply to Lord

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