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-for this definition in its native habitat (ie a more reliable source than the above) see: [http://fshandbook.info/FS/glossary-html/handbook/Glossary/D?definition=G1286 FCA Website Definition]
+Exactly what a “durable medium” is was a source of great consternation amongst the great wise council of [[Mediocre lawyer|cash equities counsel]] in the run up to — yea, and subsequent to — {{t|MiFID 2}}, even though the definition didn't change from {{tag|MiFID}} 1 and, indeed, it is littered throughout the European legislation.
-A source of great consternation amongst the greast wise counsel of cash equities lawyers in the run up to - yea, and subsequent to - {{t|Mifid 2}}.
+One {{t|trick for young players}}: DON'T OFFER CLIENTS A CHOICE. If you offer a choice between paper and electronic, you have to respect it. If you don’t, you don’t.
-It's an expression that is littered over European legislation and in a nutshell means
 {{nuts|durable medium|FCA rulebook}}
-This looks to me to mean that an email will be sufficient, but simple web access will not.
+===FCA definition===
+For this definition in its native habitat (ie a more reliable source than the above) see: [http://fshandbook.info/FS/glossary-html/handbook/Glossary/D?definition=G1286 FCA Website Definition]
+{{sa}}
+*{{t|MiFID 2}}