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Written by Business Weekly
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Tuesday, 12 September 2006 |
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The Financial Services Authority will visit firms across the region that hold client money between September and December to see if there has been an improvement since it published the findings of its first round of client money work in April.
The Financial Services Authority will visit firms across the region that hold client money between September and December to see if there has been an improvement since it published the findings of its first round of client money work in April. It will visit general insurance brokers, motor traders and other firms that sell insurance alongside their main business. In April the FSA said firms needed to do more to meet their obligations and get their client money calculation right. |
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