European Union:
FCA's New Regime For Promoting High-risk Investments (Podcast)
09 September 2022
Reed Smith (Worldwide)
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UK regulators are cracking down on misleading advertising that
encourages investment in high-risk products. David Calligan and Tim
Dolan discuss the Financial Conduct Authority's tough new rules
on financial promotions and how they fit in with the new Consumer
Duty.
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