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David Burrows holds a position in Fund and Asset Management Policy at the Financial Conduct Authority. He is identified as a named contact for FCA consultation work in this area, with his name appearing on correspondence related to Consultation Paper 25/28 on progressing fund tokenisation in the UK, published in 2025.

The source content establishes his institutional affiliation and direct involvement in the FCA's fund tokenisation consultation but does not provide further details on his career history, prior roles, or educational background in connection with this position.

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Mark Fenn is a Payments Regulatory Supervisor at the Financial Conduct Authority, a position he has held since September 2024. Based in London, his role sits within the Finance & Accounting department at the manager level. The FCA is the UK's financial services regulator, with a mandate to enable a fair and thriving financial services market for consumers and the economy.

Prior to joining the FCA, Fenn built a career spanning over 20 years across financial services, technology, and eCommerce, with a focus on sales, client relationship management, product development, and business development. His stated areas of delivery include foreign exchange, debt capital markets, regulatory compliance, stakeholder engagement, risk management, and P&L oversight. He has worked across a range of ownership structures supporting board and C-suite leaders. His LinkedIn profile lists stablecoins as a subject area of interest. Fenn has also expressed intent to pursue Board Advisor and Non-Executive Director opportunities, citing experience in change, transformation, and strategic leadership.

Matthew Long is Director, Payments and Digital Assets at the Financial Conduct Authority, a role he has held since October 2022. He is responsible for Market Interventions, Market Analysis and Policy across the Payments and Digital Asset portfolios, and supervises approximately 1,300 payments firms. He leads the FCA's work on the UK regulatory regime for crypto, including the crypto financial promotions regime and the proposed UK stablecoins regime. He also oversees the development of open banking and has been responsible for the Joint Regulatory Oversight Committee's Roadmap for the next phase of open banking in the UK. On the international side, he leads the IOSCO Fintech Task Force Crypto and Digital Assets Working Group, which produced the IOSCO Policy Recommendations for Crypto and Digital Asset Markets, addressing market integrity and investor protection concerns arising from cryptoasset activities. He also leads work to promote, monitor and assess adoption of effective regulatory regimes for crypto across IOSCO member jurisdictions.

Prior to joining the FCA, Long served as Director of the National Economic Crime Command within the National Crime Agency, where he led the multi-agency National Economic Crime Centre and the UK Financial Intelligence Unit, which holds national responsibility for receiving, analysing and disseminating financial intelligence under the Suspicious Activity Reports Regime. Earlier in his career he led the response to Organised Immigration Crime, Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking, Drugs, Firearms, and Borders, and led the programme to build the National Data Exploitation Capability. He began his career as a detective in Kent Police, where he qualified as a Senior Investigating Officer and led over 400 investigations. He holds a PhD in Risk Management.

Victoria McLoughlin is Head of Department, Market Interventions (Digital Assets) at the Financial Conduct Authority, a position she has held since July 2022. In this role she oversees multiple teams of managers, supervisors, crypto subject matter experts, intelligence professionals, and blockchain specialists. Her remit covers the development of threat assessments, supervisory responses, and strategy aimed at delivering effective markets and protecting consumers. She is responsible for supervising registered, unregistered, and new entrant digital asset firms based in the UK, and for supporting the development of a new regulatory regime aligned with the UK Government's stated vision for crypto.

McLoughlin joined the FCA in 2009 as an Associate and spent over a decade at the regulator in various capacities, including work on the design, implementation, and embedding of the FCA's approach to supervising firms. From January 2020 to April 2022 she served as Supervision Manager for Cryptoassets and Digital Markets, leading the FCA's supervision of virtual asset service providers and cryptoasset firms during that period. She was appointed interim Head of the Digital Assets Department in April 2022 before the role became permanent from July 2022. Her stated areas of technical expertise include financial crime and AML, crypto and digital assets, distributed ledger technology, consumer investments, retail lending, cyber resilience, and fintech. She holds a qualification as a coach and has referenced interests in NLP and strengths-based leadership. No educational institution is cited in the source content beyond the existing biography's reference to Nottingham Trent University, which does not appear in the retrieved sources and is therefore excluded.