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Looks like someone guessed Chico's password - it must have been this: joshua
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Not sure your 5 man IFA setup themselves would be directly impacted by MiFID. Its the Investment banks, trading houses etc who will bear the brunt of it.Originally posted by threadedYes, I've actually tried to spark a discussion on this a week or so ago.
It is a con trick to put UK financial services at a disadvantage to EU competitors. My calculations show that a 5 man IFA team will be better off by £200,000 a year in regulatory costs alone by being based in Denmark as compared to the UK. And the tax advantages to the IFAs themselves totally swung it.
Which is why Threaded Financial Services is moving to Scandinavia.
HTH

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You'll be competing with Romanians then?Originally posted by threadedWhich is why Threaded Financial Services is moving to Scandinavia.
HTH

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Yes, I've actually tried to spark a discussion on this a week or so ago.Originally posted by ChicoAnyone working on MiFID? If so how long have you been engaged on it?
It is a con trick to put UK financial services at a disadvantage to EU competitors. My calculations show that a 5 man IFA team will be better off by £200,000 a year in regulatory costs alone by being based in Denmark as compared to the UK. And the tax advantages to the IFAs themselves totally swung it.
Which is why Threaded Financial Services is moving to Scandinavia.
HTH
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Looks like Euroballs Cheeky. Can't you ask him upstairs for some leads ?
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