LONDON — Andrew Bailey, Britain's top markets regulator, warned on rising levels of debt being accrued by Brits, saying the government must take action to stop the problem spiralling out of control.
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'It needs government involvement': Britain's top markets regulator is sounding the alarm on consumer credit
The FCA and its chief executive Andrew Bailey are "concerned about the sheer number of people who need loans to make ends meet."
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