Gina Miller plans to sue FCA over MiFID II leniency on asset managers

Creating an 'anti-competitive market'

Mike Sheen
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Anti-Brexit campaigner Gina Miller is planning to sue the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) over its approach to MiFID II, claiming the regulator is not taking a firm enough approach to ensuring asset managers comply with the new rules, according to Financial News.

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