FCA unveils three step process to deal with insistent clients
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published a paper clarifying its stance on how advisers will be held liable when dealing with insistent clients.
The regulator said advisers should ensure they follow three steps when dealing with insistent clients to ensure they have satisfied regulatory requirements. The factsheet followed repeated calls from...
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