Corker Binning reports that the FCA has introduced new rules on non-financial misconduct, marking an important shift in how financial services firms approach conduct outside traditional financial misconduct.
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The FCA’s new rules on non-financial misconduct are now in force, marking an important shift in the way all financial services firms must approach conduct that falls out…
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Corker Binning
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- Law Practice
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- London, GB
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- 11–50 employees
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Based in the heart of legal London, Corker Binning is a law firm specialising in fraud, regulatory litigation and general criminal work of all types. Our partners, all leaders in their fields, are supported by a dedicated team of assistants and support staff. Our impressive track record is based on quality thinking, straight talking and practical advice. We have excellent international experience and have been consistently highly ranked by the legal directories. We act for a diverse range of individuals, companies and professional firms as well as international organisations and government departments. To all of them we offer a highly personalised service, a creative and dynamic attitude and a determination to achieve the best results possible.
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Corker Binning published articles in Solicitors Journal, Investment Week, and MLex exploring the implications of the FCA's new rules on non-financial misconduct.
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