Jo Keddie looks at the FCA’s delayed Non-Financial Misconduct regulations and DE&I 'volte-face'
In March the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) announced that it would not proceed with plans requiring companies to disclose more about diversity equity and inclusion (DE&I) policies after criticism from politicians and businesses. It has also announced that it will be delaying plans to introduce rules on non-financial misconduct, due in March, until June. This signals a retreat from proactively encouraging positive change on DE&I alongside less urgent regulatory action for dealing with the rise in non-financial misconduct (NFM). Despite this, it is important that firms continue to...
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