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Framing the issue: Non-financial misconduct

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Carmen Cracknell

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45,000 firms will now be subject to NFM regulations. What can they do to prepare?


These new conduct rules apply to banks and other regulated firms, and even apply outside the office in a “work-related context”. We spoke to lawyers at Fox Williams about the implications.

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