FAMR evaluation: FCA boasts improvements in access to advice
Number of advised clients up 33%
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has boasted a 33% increase in the number of people to have accessed advice as part of its evaluation of the Financial Advice Market Review.
The regulator said approximately 4.1m adults in the UK have received financial advice - an increase of a third of the 3.1m figure from 2017. Putting those figures into a wider context, however, of...
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