Cornish named practitioner panel chair

Scott Sinclair
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Yorkshire Building Society chief executive Iain Cornish has been appointed chairman of the 12-member Financial Services Practitioner Panel (FSPP).

Cornish, who began his role on 1 December, takes the place of Nick Prettejohn, who stands down having completed his two year term. He has been CEO of Yorkshire Building Society since July 2003 and has been a member of the FSPP since March 2007. He is also a past chairman of the Building Societies Associatio. "The FSA is currently under more pressure than ever," Cornish says. "Everyone has an interest in the effective and proportionate regulation of financial services. "I want to ensure that the practitioner panel helps the FSA to get the balance right, and that it provides a cons...

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