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FCA said it would reject proposals and use its regulatory powers where appropriate
The Financial Conduct Authority has warned firms they should not be using company and insolvency law to minimise their liabilities.
In proposed guidance, published today (25 January), the regulator said it had seen an increase in firms developing ‘Schemes of Arrangements', particularly when it comes to redress liabilities and that...
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