Saturday, November 7, 2009

Capital adequacy requirements delayed by one year | News | Money Marketing#commentsubmitted#commentsubmitted#commentsubmitted#commentsubmitted#commentsubmitted#commentsubmitted#commentsubmitted#commentsubmitted

Capital adequacy requirements delayed by one year | News | Money Marketing#commentsubmitted#commentsubmitted#commentsubmitted#commentsubmitted#commentsubmitted#commentsubmitted#commentsubmitted#commentsubmitted: "The FSA says higher capital resources will enable firms to provide redress for consumers and limit the compensation due from the Financial Services Compensation Scheme in the event that a firm is wound up."


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This must have been dreamed up an accountant! One without any insolvency experience at that!!

Give me strength.....

1 comment:

  1. How can a higher capital can provide
    a redress as the consumers want more
    profit from there firm and they will do anything for it.
    IFA Marketing

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