Paul Bruns explores the proposed changes to annual suitability reviews and says moving to a more flexible, client-centric approach seems to be a logical proposal...
Back in March, the Financial Conduct Authority published the consultation paper CP26/10: Simplifying the pension and investment advice rules, which outlined how the regulator would be consulting on firms being able to give more simplified forms of advice to consumers. CP26/10 is a wide-ranging paper seeking stakeholder feedback on a proposed simplification of the current rules on pensions and investment advice, found in the Conduct of Business Sourcebook (COBS). A large part of the paper covered how the FCA is proposing to simplify some of the current suitability rules in COBS, place...
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