FCA clarifies approach to non-disclosure agreements

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The Financial Conduct Authority has insisted non-disclosure agreements should not prevent whistleblowers working in insurance from sharing the discrimination or harassment they face with the watchdog.

Last week the Treasury select committee shared the responses it received from the government, Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority to their Sexism in the City report.

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