Killjoy? Why the FCA's inducement crackdown is going too far
Killjoy? Why the FCA’s inducement crackdown is going too far
Compliance departments are getting incredibly twitchy about all kinds of entertainment, writes Derek Bradley...
Just before I went on holiday – paid for all by myself, I might add – I read a story about the limits many firms have to place on both entertainment budgets and the acceptance of corporate hospitality...
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