“Time will tell if the need to manage Brexit will impact the FCA's ability to effectively regulate conduct and protect customers,” said David Miller, a partner at KPMG. Bailey said the FCA may even have to revise higher its Brexit costs depending on how negotiations pan out. “The regulator is illustrating the ...
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