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Investors forced to pay for free trading data, FCA finds
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fnlondon.comInvestors are being forced to pay for some types of trading data that should be free, the Financial Conduct Authority has found, as it launches an effort to introduce more competition into the market.
"Despite rules in place requiring delayed data to be distributed for free, many users end up with little choice but to pay for data," the regulator found in a report published on 2 March.
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