After inviting the public to share its comments about client agreements requirements, the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has stood firm on several of the matters consulted in ways that is expected to reduce risk for clients but increase the burden on private banks. The original “New Clause” stated the following: “If we [the intermediary] solicit the sale of or…
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