FSA fines director for appointed representative control failings
The FSA has fined Richard Holmes, a director of insurance broker AIF Limited, the sum of £20,020 for control failings in relation to an appointed representative firm (AR).
In September 2006, Holmes appointed an AR without carrying out the necessary checks, using only assurances from two business contacts. In February 2007, an insurance underwriter advised Holmes that...
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