FCA appoints director of risk and compliance
The FCA has appointed Sheree Howard as executive director of risk and compliance oversight.
"Sheree brings a wealth of knowledge and experience and has already made a real contribution to the FCA as a senior adviser and as interim director of risk and compliance oversight."
Sheree is currently interim director of risk and compliance oversight having joined the FCA as a senior adviser in December 2017.
Prior to joining the FCA, Sheree spent more than 25 years in financial services, both in the insurance and banking sectors.
Andrew Bailey, chief executive of the FCA, commented: “Sheree brings a wealth of knowledge and experience and has already made a real contribution to the FCA as a senior adviser and as interim director of risk and compliance oversight. I look forward to continuing to work with Sheree in her vital role on the executive committee and advising the Board on the breadth of risk in the organisation.”
Sheree Howard said: “Having spent just under two years at the FCA, I am excited to be able to take up this role on the executive committee. I am looking forward to working with everyone in Risk and Compliance Oversight as well as with the executive, board and the rest of the FCA in helping to deliver our strategic aims.”
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