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The review aims to make the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) the best in class for corporate governance and transparency.
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The government today (17 April 2018) launched an independent review of the Financial Reporting Council (FRC), the regulator for auditors, accountants and actuaries.
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Notes to editors
Sir John Kingman is Chairman of Legal & General plc, the largest institutional investor in the UK. He is also Chair of UK Research & Innovation. Until June 2016 he was Second Permanent Secretary to HM Treasury, where he worked on a wide range of issues relating to economic performance, investment and financial markets. He is a Visiting Fellow of the Centre for Corporate Reputation, Oxford University.