'There are other ways': Euro parliament rethinks commission ban
The European parliament is set to reject a ban on commission to independent financial advisers (IFAs) when it votes on MiFID II next week.
A previous draft of the directive would have implemented similar measures to the retail distribution review, although it would only have applied to independent advisers. However, the parliament's Committee...
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