FCA’s Q3 Report Reveals 5,310 Financial Promotions Amended amid Regulatory Scrutiny

By cineramaNovember 3, 2023Crypto Regulation

Bloomberg The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has released the latest data for the third quarter, highlighting its commitment to countering misleading financial promotions and addressing unregulated activities. In Q3, […]

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