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Summary:
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has imposed a fine of u00a31.8 million on James Staley, former CEO of Barclays, and banned him from holding a senior management or significant influence function in the financial services industry. The FCA found that Staley recklessly approved a letter to the regulator that contained two misleading statements about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and the timing of their last contact. Staley is accused of misleading both the FCA and Barclays' board about his relationship with Epstein, and failing to exercise sound judgment and integrity by not disclosing uncomfortable truths about their close personal connection.
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