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UK’s Financial Services Regulator Releases Guidance on Financial Promotions in Social Media – Says No to Hashtags

By Robert Rubenstein on March 25, 2015
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Earlier this month the UK’s financial services regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), issued its final guidance on financial promotions made via social media channels.

As we reported last year in our alert, “UK’s Financial Services Regulator Issues Draft Guidance on Social Media – Should we Favourite* or #Fail?”, in August 2014 the FCA issued long-awaited draft guidance on the use of social media in financial promotions by regulated financial institutions. Following the publication of the draft guidance, the FCA held a consultation exercise which closed on 6 November 2014. In response to feedback from regulated firms and industry bodies, in the final guidance the FCA has clarified a few areas and amended portions of the text, as well as added more visual examples.

To read the full alert, click here.

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