Career file: Sir Hector Sants: Ex-FSA boss Sants selected to lead credit union task force

FSA chief executive Hector Sants

Former Financial Services Authority chief executive Sir Hector Sants has accepted an invitation from the Archbishop of Canterbury to chair a task group to help support the growth of credit unions.

The task group will develop the Church of England's on-going support for local credit unions while working with the wider financial sector to build support for more competitive and community-based

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