The FSA's "note" sent to AIFA and other trade bodies and consumer groups last Thursday on the issue ...
The FSA's "note" sent to AIFA and other trade bodies and consumer groups last Thursday on the issue of mis-selling has received cautious welcome for at least attempting to address the issue. But as the FSA's own cautious stance has proved, mis-selling remains a serious pitfall for the entire financial services industry. Faye Goddard, AIFA technical director, says the FSA has provided a "long and legalistic" letter that "restates the obvious" and that "does not provide a punchy definition" of mis-selling. However, AIFA is also of the opinion that there are positive aspects...
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