Tracey McDermott tipped as next FCA chief exec - report
McDermott likely to replace Martin Wheatley
Tracey McDermott is likely to be appointed as chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) within weeks, according to the Sunday Times.
The paper said on 3 January McDermott, the current acting CEO, was the frontrunner to be named Martin Wheatley's successor. It added the appointment was likely to be made within weeks. The report said...
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