Investment broker Musst Holdings Ltd. said Thursday that an asset manager owed it unpaid finder's fees for $85 million in investments Musst had facilitated.
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Broker Says Asset Manager Owes Unpaid Finder's Fees

By Sophia Dourou

Investment broker Musst Holdings Ltd. said Thursday that an asset manager owed it unpaid finder's fees for $85 million in investments Musst had facilitated.

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Insurance Lobby Pushes Back On Rumored Budget Changes

By Martin Croucher

The government risks undermining the financial security of millions if it pushes ahead with rumored changes to pension tax relief in the budget, an insurance trade body warned Thursday.

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UK Gov't To Rethink WASPI Ruling On Eve Of Court Date

By Martin Croucher

The government said it will reassess its controversial decision not to pay compensation to millions of women over state pension shortfalls, after new evidence emerged before an upcoming legal battle with campaigners.

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POLICY & REGULATION

FCA Warns CFD Firms Over Unfair Consumer Practices

By Tom Fish

​The Financial Conduct Authority on Thursday warned some providers of a type of financial bet called contracts for difference are failing to provide "fair value" for U.K. consumers.

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Geopolitical Uncertainty Pushes UK Pension Profit Warnings

By Dawood Fakhir

More than half of the profit warnings issued between July and September by London-listed companies that have a defined benefit pension scheme cited policy change and geopolitical uncertainty as the cause, a professional services firm said Thursday.

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EXPERT ANALYSIS

FCA Proposals Reduce Consumer Duty Compliance Burden

The Financial Conduct Authority’s recent proposals to streamline the consumer duty regime represent a pragmatic response to industry concerns, with a move toward sector-specific supervision and potentially narrowing its scope for wholesale and cross-border business, say lawyers at Simmons & Simmons.

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