Bank of ดาวน์โหลดสล็อต xo England governor Andrew Bailey has defended himself after a former appeal court judge criticised evidence he gave to MPs over a scandal in which thousands lost their life savings.

Mr Bailey is the former boss of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

He has been criticised by Dame Elizabeth Gloster for his role at the FCA in regulating London Capital & Finance, which collapsed in 2019.

Mr Bailey said responsibility and culpability were not the same thing.

Before becoming governor, Andrew Bailey was chief executive of the FCA, which was criticised in a report by Dame Elizabeth for failing to supervise and regulate LCF.

Her report named Mr Bailey as responsible for that failure and said he had made legal representations to prevent responsibility for the FCA's failings being attributed to him by name.

Before the Treasury committee of MPs last month, Mr Bailey said he was "angry" and "disturbed" by her criticisms, adding it was "not correct" to say he did not want his name mentioned in the context of personal responsibility and that his apology for the failure had been misrepresented.

That prompted Dame Elizabeth to write to the committee releasing extracts of representations from Mr Bailey's legal team, revealing that they had asked for him not to be named on a number of different grounds.