FCA accused of aiding scammers through its register
Advisers describe it as a “complete shambles”
Advisers are complaining about the FCA's revised register.
Advisers have urged the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to fix its register, claiming it currently misleads clients and allows scammers to take advantage of consumers.
Since the Senior Managers and Certification Regime came into effect last week, individual advisers are no longer required to be listed on the FCA's register. Yardstick financial services agency founder...
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