Law360 recently spoke with Financial Markets and Funds Partner Neil Robson regarding the Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA) new rules on non-financial misconduct, which take effect this week and will hold some 37,000 non-banking finance businesses, including asset managers and insurers, to the same conduct standards already in place for banks, targeting bullying, harassment, and violence at work. Lawyers have warned that the regime could unfairly jeopardize careers, as firms face both wider enforcement risk and a temptation toward excessive caution in hiring decisions and regulatory references.