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Sheldon Mills exiting FCA – report

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Sheldon Mills, executive director for consumers and competition at the Financial Conduct Authority, is leaving the regulator.

Sky revealed the news yesterday stating Mills would leave in “the coming months” and “has been asked to spearhead a review of the growing use of AI in delivering consumer financial advice”.

Mills, pictured, has been with the FCA since 2018, initially as director of competition taking up his current title in December 2020.

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