Charles Stanley warns 'major regulatory change' may impact third and 'hardest step' of turnaround

Hopes for higher levels of trading activity

Jayna Rana
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Charles Stanley has said it has achieved the first two steps towards becoming "the UK's leading wealth manager by 2020" but warned it embarks on the "hardest step" while facing numerous headwinds such as incoming regulatory frameworks and lower trading activity.

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