FSCS chief calls for exclusion of unregulated investment products
60% of pay-outs from 'bad advice'
FSCS chief executive Mark Neale has called for the lifeboat fund to be able to exclude unregulated investment and retirement products that have led to increasing FSCS pay-outs in recent years.
In his speech at UK Finance's Retail Banking Summit, Neale (pictured) said guiding consumers towards simple, good value financial products would reduce the risk of mis-advising consumers. He proposed...
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