FSA appoints four to consumer panel

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Kay Blair has been appointed vice chair of the Financial Services Consumer Panel (FSCP) in one of four changes announced today.

Blair, an FSCP member since 2006, takes over from Adam Phillips who was appointed chairman earlier this year. Elsewhere, solicitor Mike Dailly, who has worked specifically protecting consumer rights, is appointed, as is Bill Martin, a former chief economist at the fund management arm of UBS. Finally, Claire Whyley, head of consumer futures at the National Consumer Council until 2008, joins the FSCP. FSA chairman Adair Turner says: "The FSCP has an extremely valuable role to play in ensuring the FSA takes the consumer interest into account in its work. "We are very pleased that...

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