Firms can expect a "degree of flexibility" by the regulator when it comes to the enforcement of MiFID II next year but there is likely to be a "zero tolerance approach" to the most straightforward areas, according to Linda Gibson, director of regulation and compliance risk at BNY Mellon's Pershing.
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