Sweden and Denmark may order banks to stop charging customers for the distribution of investment products, including those created by banks’ own subsidiaries, according to the two countries’ regulators. The deliberations are based on concerns that the current fee structure creates conflicts of interest which European Union rules don’t adequately address.
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