FMA CEO Samantha Barrass. (Image: Supplied)The Financial Markets Authority is looking into workplace culture issues “as a matter of urgency”.Its chief executive, Samantha Barrass, has gone on leave from Wednesday.The move appears to be prompted by queries from Stuff, which has published an article quoting multiple anonymous former employees who described concerns about alleged bullying by different managers, workplace culture, leadership, and the handling of complaints raised internally. “The FMA board has recently become aware of cultural concerns at the FMA and is ass...