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FCA Reduces Secret Investigations Amid Regulatory Scrutiny
The Financial Conduct Authority has cut the number of undercover probes into financial firms despite gaining sweeping powers to protect customers and prevent scandals.

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- The FCA has cut back on undercover investigations despite gaining regulatory powers.
- Pressure from government ministers is pushing for a more lenient approach to regulation.
- Critics argue that stringent rules are stifling innovation and growth, while others warn against overly deregulating financial markets.
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