London: Britain’s financial regulator should release a leaked report about Royal Bank of Scotland that alleged many companies suffered from “inappropriate action” by its Global Restructuring Group unit, a senior British lawmaker said. Nicky Morgan, who chairs parliament’s Treasury Select Committee, wrote to Andrew Bailey, CEO of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), in a letter released on Thursday asking him to release the long-delayed report. The FCA last year published a summary of the initial findings of an investigation that cleared RBS of the most serious allegation that the bank systematically killed off healthy businesses for profit. But the full report, seen by the BBC, found struggling companies placed in the restructuring unit had a slim chance of emerging.