Andrew Bailey, chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), was channelling the Dunkirk spirit at the Mansion House last night – all self-deprecation, bad jokes, plucky little British chap – as he reported on the UK market regulator’s preparations for a range of Brexit outcomes, from an implementation period that smooths transition to a hard and sudden exit.
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| Andrew Bailey, FCA |
“I was amused the other day when someone asked in Parliament if the FCA had adequate resources to deal with this,” bantered Bailey.
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