FCA interim chief executive Woolard to exit
Steps down from board on 1 October
Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) interim chief executive Chris Woolard is set to leave the FCA after seven years at the regulator
Buried in a press statement released on Wednesday (16 September) the FCA confirmed the interim chief executive would exit after completing a review of unsecured credit market regulation. Woolard will...
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