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MPs set to grill FCA boss Nikhil Rathi on 'name and shame' plan - Vimarsana News

MPs set to grill FCA boss Nikhil Rathi on 'name and shame' plan

Rathi (pictured) will be questioned over the proposals - which have provoked a fierce backlash - at the Commons Treasury select committee.

Lords call in FCA chief Nikhil Rathi over plan to 'name and shame' firms it is investigating - Vimarsana News

Lords call in FCA chief Nikhil Rathi over plan to 'name and shame' firms it is investigating

Nikhil Rathi (pictured) has been summoned to appear before a parliamentary committee as it launched an inquiry into the proposals.

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1 Cocoa farmers in Uganda have taken to sleeping among their crops and hiring armed protection as world prices of the bean hit a record high. Against the largest supply deficit in 60 years, cocoa has

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Thursday newspaper round-up: Online gamblers, PwC, London taxi drivers - Vimarsana News

Thursday newspaper round-up: Online gamblers, PwC, London taxi drivers

Online gamblers who lose £500 or more a month are to face extra checks from August, the regulator has confirmed, as part of a large package of measures aimed at protecting the most vulnerable customers. The extra checks come in from 30 August, and the threshold for qualifying will fall to £150 of online betting losses a month from 28 February next year, the Gambling Commission said. – Guardian

Lords call in FCA chief Nikhil Rathi over plan to 'name and shame' firms it is investigating - Vimarsana News

Lords call in FCA chief Nikhil Rathi over plan to 'name and shame' firms it is investigating

Nikhil Rathi (pictured) has been summoned to appear before a parliamentary committee as it launched an inquiry into the proposals.