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Inducements likely to continue to be allowed in EU financial services, draft document says

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Published on: 22 April 2024
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MLex: EU countries look set to continue to allow financial services providers to give financial incentives for advisers selling their products to clients under certain conditions, according to a document seen by MLex.

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