UK - The Financial Services Authority has published a supplementary policy statement to assist the industry as it strives to find a market-based solution to the transparency and accountability issues raised by soft and bundled brokerage commissions.
The policy statement sets out the FSA’s views on “non-permitted services”, “execution” and “research” and the scope of the terms, the authority said. Regulators in the UK and US have been pushin...
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