FCA Fails to Find Its Watersheds Moment in Adams v. Options SIPP UK LLP

The English High Court’s findings are likely to have wide implications, not just for SIPP operators but for all regulated firms.

Key Points:

..Regulatory obligations are not intended to take precedence over contractual terms and should be read in light of what the contract says.

..Investors cannot rely on FCA guidance and thematic reviews to make a claim under FSMA.

..Mere introducers need not be regulated.

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