FCA likely to scale back non-financial misconduct guidance
The Financial Conduct Authority is likely to scale back the draft guidance on non-financial misconduct included in its original consultation paper, according to Dentons employment law counsel Sarah Jackman.
Ahead of the FCA’s publication of its next steps on non-financial misconduct next month, Insurance Post reached out to lawyers to check in on what the experts anticipate will be included in the
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