The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has appointed Megan Butler as director of supervision - investment, wholesale and specialists (SIWS) in a permanent capacity.
She had been in the role on secondment, which started in September, from the Prudential Regulation Authority where she was executive director of International Banks Directorate. Butler (pictured) first joined the financial services regulator - then the Financial Services Authority (FSA) - in 2000. From 2008 she was a supervisor at the regulator, before becoming head of the department responsible for the supervision of the UK operations of major investment banks. She moved to the Bank of England in 2013. She has also held roles within the legal team at the FSA and a variety of legal...
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