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Financial services barristers, instructed directly.

For financial services regulation and disputes, a barrister can advise firms and individuals and represent them.

No charge to enquireBarristers are regulated by the BSB

At a glance

Regulation

Authorisation, conduct rules and compliance.

Enforcement

Defending FCA enforcement and disciplinary action.

Mis-selling

Claims over mis-sold products and bad advice.

Financial services law governs regulated firms and the people who work in them, overseen by the Financial Conduct Authority. A barrister can advise on authorisation and conduct rules, enforcement and disciplinary action, mis-selling claims, and disputes about financial products.

A barrister will assess the regulator's case or your claim, the prospects and the value, and represent you before regulators, the Tribunal and the courts. Through Direct Access you can instruct a barrister directly, without going through a solicitor first.

Barristers are regulated by the Bar Standards Board.

Through Direct Access you can instruct a financial services barrister directly, without going through a solicitor first. Barristers are regulated by the Bar Standards Board (BSB).

When to bring in a barrister

1

The FCA has begun enforcement or disciplinary action

2

You have been mis-sold a financial product

3

Your firm needs advice on conduct or authorisation

Barristers specialising in Financial services

Direct Access barristers ready to advise and represent you.

Frequently asked questions

Can a barrister advise on a financial services matter directly?

Yes. Through Direct Access a barrister can advise firms and individuals and represent them, without going through a solicitor first.

Who regulates financial services?

Mainly the Financial Conduct Authority, and the Prudential Regulation Authority for some firms. A barrister can advise on dealing with them.

What does it cost?

Barristers often agree a fixed fee for advice. There is no charge to enquire.

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