IMA questions transparency in dp response

In response to the FSA's discussion paper, 'Transparency as a Regulatory Tool', the Association has called for further consultation and analysis before the FSA publicly discloses further firm-specific information. It also asserted that by proposing to publish information such as firm-specific complaints data and details on the use of its supervisory powers, the FSA risked simply publishing for publishing's sake, rather than benefiting the end consumer. The IMA also voiced its concerns surrounding the proposals to publicise supervisory notices with regard to changing a firm's permissio...