New-look Financial Services Register up and running

Tom Ellis
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After a weekend down for maintenance and upgraded Financial Services Register is up and running for consumers.

The register, which has a fresh look you can see here, allows consumers to search for details on regulated firms and individuals. For individuals, the new register lists all of their previous companies and the details of their regulated roles within those businesses. It also includes the contact details of the individual's firm, including address, telephone number, website and email addresses. The FCA said firms will need to update any links they have to pages on the current Financial Services Register, other than those to the homepage, now the enhanced register has launched. The r...

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