Wanda Goldwag appointed to FCA's consumer panel

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Hannah Godfrey
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“The panel plays a significant part in ensuring the FCA meets its objectives – and particularly to secure an appropriate degree of protection for consumers" - Financial Services Consumer Panel's Wanda Goldwag
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“The panel plays a significant part in ensuring the FCA meets its objectives – and particularly to secure an appropriate degree of protection for consumers" - Financial Services Consumer Panel's Wanda Goldwag

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has appointed Wanda Goldwag as the new chair of its Financial Services Consumer Panel.

Goldwag - who is currently chair of the Office of Legal Complaints, the board, which controls the legal ombudsman service for England and Wales - will begin her new role from 1 March for an initial three-year...

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