The survey will look into the prevalence of bullying, sexual harassment and other forms of so-called non-financial misconduct to find out how firms detect and resolve such behaviours, Sarah Pritchard, FCA executive director for markets and international said.
"We can use what it tells us to take stock, to share best practice at the end of this piece of work, but also crucially to inform our supervisory programme when the new rule sets come into place," said Pritchard.
Pritchard was giving evidence to a Treasury Committee inquiry into whether enough is being done to tackle sexism and misogyny in the financial services sector.
(Reporting by Nell Mackenzie; additional reporting by Kirstin Ridley; editing by Christina Fincher)
