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Conflicts of interest (MiFID II)

Conflicts of interest arise when a firm or its staff could benefit at a client's expense, or favour one client over another. MiFID II Article 23 requires firms to identify, prevent or manage them through a written policy, information barriers and remuneration controls, and to disclose them to clients as a last resort.

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Updated 31 Oct 2026.