Brokers welcome decision to abandon ‘unworkable’ client money rules
The financial services watchdog has abandoned a set of “almost unworkable” policy changes to how intermediaries handle client money.
A consultation by the Financial Conduct Authority over potential changes to Cass 5 was abandoned by the authority as "not proportionate".
The consultation opened on July 2012, and the British
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