Andrew Bailey had barely got his feet under the desk when political upheaval landed him with a new boss and a changed attitude towards the City A lot has changed since George Osborne announced Andrew Bailey as new head of the Financial Conduct Authority less than six months ago. Osborne was then in his post-election pomp and seen as the most likely successor to David Cameron. He had ousted Martin Wheatley, Bailey's predecessor, for being too tough on the banks and declared interim boss Tracey Mc...
Andrew Bailey had barely got his feet under the desk when political upheaval landed him with a new boss and a changed attitude towards the City A lot has changed since George Osborne announced Andrew Bailey as new head of the Financial Conduct Authority less than six months ago. Osborne was then in his post-election pomp and seen as the most likely successor to David Cameron. He had ousted Martin Wheatley, Bailey's predecessor, for being too tough on the banks and declared interim boss Tracey Mc...
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