Private banks in Asia have concerns about client classification and the need to charge fees for financial advice, but MiFID II won’t cause major structural changes to the private banking industry, a lawyer at Baker & McKenzie tells Asian Private Banker. The European Union’s (EU) new regulations, MiFID II – a revamped version of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive…
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