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On 7 December 2017, the Office of the Complaints Commissioner (“Commissioner”) published a final decision relating to a complaint made against the Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”) on 21 November.
Whilst the Commissioner did not uphold the complaints, this case raises the immediate issue ofhow the FCA presents information to the public, and the longer term issue of if, and if so how, passporting may operate after Brexit.
Whilst the Commissioner did not uphold the complaints, this case raises the immediate issue ofhow the FCA presents information to the public, and the longer term issue of if, and if so how, passporting may operate after Brexit.
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