AIFA chairman blasts FSA
The chairman of the Association of IFAs led a blistering attack on the Financial Service Authority (FSA) at the association's annual dinner last night.
John Gummer told the FSA “you do not make good law by bad cases” and said the concept of principles based regulation was “a very dangerous master” adding: “interpretation of principles is a very dangerous...
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