22 April 2021
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FCA executive director, consumers and competition Sheldon Mills
There is a lack of black people across senior role in financial services and there is a “strong business case” for improving diversity, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has said.
FCA executive director, consumers and competition Sheldon Mills, speaking today (22 April), outlined why black inclusion mattered to the watchdog and said black people today faced "subtle and insidious"...
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