Royal Mail: brokers complain about millions in lost commissions
City stockbrokers are considering lodging an official complaint after the government's decision to reject the majority of applications for Royal Mail shares cost them millions in lost commissions.
The brokers argue that the decision to reject orders rather than scale them back was unfair on them as well as on investors. They plan to lodge their complaint with Vince Cable, the Business Secretary,...
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