Pressure builds on platforms for urgent solutions to MiFID II '10% rule' as deadline looms

As January 2018 deadline looms

Mike Sheen
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Discretionary fund managers (DFMs), advisers and investment platforms are facing renewed pressure to draw up new contractual agreements and finalise the details of how they will work together to implement the "challenging" MiFID II '10% rule', in time to meet the implementation deadline of 3 January 2018.

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