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Western EuropeOctober 11 2023

FCA diversity guidance could spur whistleblowing

As UK financial regulators outline guidance to address work cultures and boost inclusion, can more women rise to the top, and speak out against bullying or harassment, without fear of losing their jobs?
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FCA diversity guidance could spur whistleblowingImage: Reuters/Toby Melville

UK financial regulators want to boost diversity and inclusion to encourage healthier work place cultures, reduce groupthink and unlock talent. With that in mind, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) recently issued guidance to encourage firms to develop clearer diversity and inclusion roadmaps.

The new FCA and Prudential Regulatory Authority (PRA) guidance makes clear the link between workplace culture and the lack of diversity and representation at the highest levels. It calls on firms to develop a clear diversity and inclusion strategy, setting out how they will meet its objectives and goals, as well as collect, report and disclose data regarding certain characteristics. The guidance only applies to the largest firms.  

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