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'Big player' Bailey backed by industry as FCA CEO

Financial Conduct Authority

The appointment of the Prudential Regulation Authority’s highly regarded CEO Andrew Bailey to the top job at the Financial Conduct Authority has been welcomed by industry leaders who have praised Bailey’s clout and “deep regulatory experience”.

British Insurance Brokers' Association CEO Steve White said Bailey's appointment demonstrated the growing importance placed on the conduct regulator by government as he welcomed the arrival of Bailey

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