OpinionFeb 22 2024

The regulator is, and is not, a price regulator

Simoney Kyriakou
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The regulator is, and is not, a price regulator
FCA claiming it will not set prices but it appears it is regulating them via consumer duty (Dreamstime/FT Fotoware)
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Pinning FT Adviser's accuracy in predictions on the rule-of-thumb that a broken clock is right twice a day, I'm returning to one of my favourite subjects: Is the FCA a price regulator after all?

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