FCA asks for views on consumer investment market in wide-ranging call for input
Will shape future regulatory work
"There have been too many scams and scandals and too often consumers are offered unsuitable products or advice" - FCA's Christopher Woolard.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has launched a call for input to help shape its work on improving the consumer investment market.
The feedback obtained by the regulator will shape the FCA's work in the coming years on improving the consumer investment market. The FCA is looking at areas it believes the consumer investment market...
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