Last month the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) announced that it had closed its investigation into Drax Group plc (Drax), having found no evidence that justified any further action. The closure is a noteworthy development, not only for Drax but also in the broader context of the FCA’s new framework for publicising enforcement investigations. When the
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