Advisers cast doubt on MiFID II effectiveness
'More of a challenge than Brexit'
Advisers casts doubt over MiFID II effectiveness
Financial advisers are sceptical about the effect the European regulation Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID II) has had on the advice profession and the wider financial services sector.
Research from CoreData, which surveyed 993 UK financial advisers in June 2018, found more than half of advisers (57%) saying they saw MiFID II as an unnecessary burden, while a similar proportion (56%)...
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