interactive investor moves to restrict poor value investments on its platform

Under Consumer Duty regime

Valeria Martinez
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interactive investor has joined Fidelity’s personal investing platform in restricting investments into funds or trusts that have been assessed as not representing value for money, as part of its obligations under the new Consumer Duty rules.

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