FSA to publish limited RBS report

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The City watchdog says it might be prepared to publish previously-secret findings of its investigation into events leading up to the rescue of RBS.

The move follows a torrent of criticism aimed at the FSA from Chancellor George Osborne, the Business Secretary, Vince Cable, and most recently Andrew Tyrie, the chairman of the Treasury Select Committee, writes the Independent. Responding to Mr Tyrie's recent letter calling for the FSA to give reasons for not publishing a report, Lord Turner finally said yesterday he would seek to make it public. Read more   City says it pays 11.2% of Britain's taxes The City of London yesterday sought to put a more positive sheen on its somewhat tarnished reputation, arguing that Britain's ...

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