FCA still yet to fully investigate vast majority of Covid-related whistleblowing reports

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The Financial Conduct Authority has yet to close the majority of Covid-related whistleblowing reports received in the past 18 months, according to a freedom of information request made by Post.

Whistleblowers continue to emerge with reports relating to Covid even in the aftermath of the pandemic period. Reports relate to firms in all areas of financial services, including general insurance

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