FCA proposes to freeze fees for 4,000 adviser firms
Up 1.6% for larger firms
The FCA has frozen its regulatory fees for smaller firms.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has proposed ‘small’ adviser firms will have their regulatory fees frozen for the upcoming 2020/21 financial year.
Set out in its regulated fees and levies rates proposal document, published on Tuesday morning (7 April), the FCA proposed those classed in regulatory block A.13 - advisers, arrangers, dealers and brokers...
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