The UK's new-look regulator - the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) - has hired Schroders chief executive Michael Dobson to its practitioner panel ahead of its conversion into its new structure.
The new regulator, set to take over from the Financial Services Authority (FSA) on April 1, has hired a range of new panellists to provide it with independent views. As well as Dobson, the FSA has appointed three chairman to the independent panels set up to represent constituents' interests. The advisory panels comprise a practitioner panel, smaller business practitioner panel, and a markets practitioner panel. There is also a consumer panel. Graham Beale, chief executive of Nationwide Building Society, has been named chairman of the FCA practitioner panel. Meanwhile, Andrew Tur...
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