FCA fines adviser £68,000 after years of 'deliberate lies'
Lied to FCA for several years over qualifications
Varley worked at Dickinsons Financial Management as customer adviser until January 2013.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has banned financial adviser Simon Varley and fined him £68,300 for lacking honesty and integrity after he repeatedly lied to conceal his own wrongdoings.
Varley worked at Dickinsons Financial Management as customer adviser until January 2013. Following the introduction of the Retail Distribution Review, the regulator introduced rules that required advisers...
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