BUSINESSJun 7 · 11:00 UTCFINANCIAL TIMES WORLD

Bank boss contests FCA fine for not revealing Venezuela and US penalties

BancTrust’s Carlos Fuenmayor is contesting a Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) fine for failing to disclose penalties from Venezuela and the US. He alleges the watchdog's action infringes on freedom of expression.

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