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FSCS confirms Fiona Kidy as CFO

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The Financial Services Compensation Scheme has appointed Fiona Kidy as chief financial officer having held the role on an interim basis since May last year.

Kidy took up the post on 1 July with the FSCS highlighting that she got the role after a competitive recruitment process. She has also been appointed to the board as an executive director.

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