The Upper Tribunal’s decision to uphold Crispin Odey’s lifetime ban from financial services highlights the growing regulatory focus on non-financial misconduct. The case raises important questions about how firms respond to misconduct allegations and the standards expected of those in senior positions.
Claire Cross, Partner at Corker Binning, is quoted in FT Adviser on the implications of the decision, noting that the judgment is “a powerful reminder that non-financial misconduct is not somehow separate from financial regulation.”
Read the full article here: FT Adviser
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