FCA to let some advice firms hold 'ring fenced' capital instead of PII

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FCA to let some advice firms hold 'ring fenced' capital instead of PII
This would benefit PIFs which may find it difficult to get PII due to activities it undertakes or past conduct (Photo: REUTERS/Toby Melville)

The Financial Conduct Authority is considering a “creative” alternative approach for some personal investment firms that may find it difficult to get professional indemnity insurance.

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