FMA boss should not be a lawyer

FMA boss should not be a lawyer - industry players

Finance industry players don't want to see a lawyer as the next boss of the Financial Markets Authority, preferring to now have someone with industry experience.

Niko Kloeten
Mon, 19 Aug 2013

Finance industry players don’t want to see a lawyer as the next boss of the Financial Markets Authority, preferring to now have someone with industry experience.

The FMA's first chief executive Sean Hughes, who has an extensive legal background and who recently told the industry to “stop

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