The authority says she was "unlikely" to seek another term due to "emerging family needs in the UK".
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Samantha Barrass says she will support the board to ensure a smooth handover.
The head of the Financial Markets Authority will not seek re-appointment at the end of her five-year term in January 2027.
The FMA said Samantha Barrass was "unlikely" to seek another term due to "emerging family needs in the UK".
Acting chair Steven Bardy said Barrass advised the board of her intention at the end of last year.
Samantha Barrass is to leave the FMA to spend time with family in Britain.
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