IMA open to 'radical change' as it addresses dealing commission conflicts
The Investment Management Association (IMA) has said it is open to the prospect of 'radical change' as it sets out recommendations for the use of dealing commission to purchase investment research.
The report, published in response to an FCA crackdown on dealing commission, sets out eight measures of "a good regime for research payments" and acknowledges there are conflicts "inherent" in the existing...
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