Some incentives such as 'refer a friend' bonuses will be banned, and business will also have to make risk warnings clearer and more prominent
The Financial Conduct Authority has finalised tougher rules for the marketing of high-risk investments.
Some incentives such as"refer a friend" bonuses will be banned, and business will also have to make risk warnings clearer and more prominent.
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