Bowe to step down as head of RDR

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Amanda Bowe, head of the Retail Distribution Review (RDR), will step down from the role in October, the FSA has confirmed.

Bowe has been in charge of the RDR since its inception, but the FSA says the project will move to the FSA’s policy team following a feedback statement due to be delivered in October. She will take up the role of head of strategy, partnership and evaluation in the financial capability department. In her new job, Bowe will work on projects such as the proposed Money Guidance service, as well as the Thoresen Review. The FSA has not confirmed a replacement for Bowe and says it will make a formal announcement of her departure in due course. If you would like to comment on this story, con...

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