The SRA’s shift to outcomes-focused regulation has left many partners puzzled, with half remaining uncertain of the realities of the new regime and only a quarter supporting the changes. Sofia Lind reports
Nearly half of City partners do not understand the move towards principles-based regulation by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), with a similar number believing the body has not been effective in its efforts to build links with commercial law firms.
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