UK - Independent financial advisers will be fined and firms closed down if they give poor pensions advice, the Financial Services Authority's new chairman has warned.
Callum McCarthy – in his first speech as chairman – said the regulator would take a “tougher” stance on IFAs who did not give workers sound financial advice. This will include preventing firms ...
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