Former JP Morgan banker to appeal £450,000 by FSA A schedule on the tribunal's website shows that the appeal is likely to run for eight working days, running to July 11, and will be held at its headquarters on Bedford Square, London. The FSA found that Mr Hannam disclosed information in two emails in September and October 2009 to a prospective client containing inside information on Heritage Oil, one of his clients. The watchdog accepted that Mr Hannam did not set out to commit market abuse, and noted that no benefit derived from the emails, but said that his "failings were serious in view of his experience and senior position within JP Morgan." In his defence, Mr Hannam said in a statement that he had been advised by his legal counsel that the FSA's conclusions are wrong and "I look forward to challenging them in an independent tribunal." Mr Hannam and the FSA declined to comment.