FCA tells financial firms to work from home as pandemic rumbles on
Follows govt advice
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has said financial services industry employees should work from home until told otherwise, as per recent government coronavirus guidance.
In an update published on Thursday (24 September), the financial watchdog said firms should work from home "until notified otherwise". On Tuesday (22 September) prime minister Boris Johnson told Brits...
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