justice
FCA to review handling of whistleblower after Andriesz's death
The Financial Conduct Authority said it had appointed Lea Paterson to review its treatment of whistleblower Andriesz and its handling of his allegations. Andriesz had accused the FCA of failing to act against serious allegations involving BGC.
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Andriesz died.
“We are very sorry to hear of Mr Andriesz's death.”
The Financial Conduct Authority appointed Lea Paterson to review its treatment of Andriesz and handling of his whistleblower allegations.
“The FCA told the BBC it was appointing a new non-executive director on its board, former Bank of England director Lea Paterson, to conduct a review into Andriesz's treatment and the FCA's handling of his whistleblower allegations.”
Andriesz told MPs and campaigners that the Financial Conduct Authority had been fully informed about other serious allegations by 2018.
“Andriesz told MPs and campaigners the FCA had been fully informed about other serious allegations he had made as long ago as 2018”