Goldman Sachs held talks with U.K. regulator the Financial Services Authority (FSA) on Thursday, Sky News reported, citing unnamed sources.

The meeting at the FSA in London’s Canary Wharf business district was the first time the two sides convened since the regulator launched an investigation into Goldman last week, following fraud charges brought by its U.S. counterpart the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Executives from Goldman’s compliance function reportedly attended the meeting with FSA enforcement officials.

The FSA reportedly set out in the meeting its areas of interest in the Goldman fraud allegations, which could stretch beyond the mortgage fund under investigation in the U.S. and include a wider probe of securities trading by the bank’s London operations.

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