(Reuters) -Britain’s financial regulator will name Richard Lloyd, who led UK consumer group Which? for five years, as its interim chairman, Sky News reported late on Monday. Lloyd will replace Charles Randell as chairman of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in a change that could be announced as early as this week, Sky said. The development comes as the FCA undergoes an overhaul under CEO Nikhil Rathi, who revamped his executive team after an independent review said the watchdog botched the supervision of the now-collapsed investment company London Capital & Finance. The FCA and the UK Tre…