FCA could disclose diversity data on listed firms, but quotas ‘a matter for parliament’
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FCA could disclose diversity data on listed firms, but quotas ‘a matter for parliament’

Marcel Le Gouais
28 September 2021
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Listed firms that fail to meet diversity targets for their boards could face being named and shamed in future, with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) prepared to disclose this information as its focus on diversity tightens.

In a press conference today following the regulator’s annual public meeting, FCA CEO Nikhil Rathi addressed the regulator’s approach to diversity, at an event where he and the FCA executive committee were grilled about its policy for whistleblowing and...

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