SimplyBiz launches online regulatory tool for advisers

To help with awareness

Jaskeet Briah
clock • 1 min read

SimplyBiz has launched a new online tool to keep member firms updated on the regulatory activities taking place this year.

Available through the SimplyBiz website, the Horizon Scanner has been designed for advisers whose businesses may be affected by upcoming regulation changes. The Scanner is a living document that will be updated on a regular basis, following policy, consultations and feedback announcements made by the regulator. This interactive tool will also embed links enabling clients to access documents or further guidance that is available on the SimplyBiz site. Paul Bruns, compliance director of SimplyBiz, said: "When added to the Consumer Duty, there is an awful lot of compliance considerati...

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