Has anything really changed since RDR? Key industry stakeholders explain what the review has meant for them and pinpoint the changes they have seen at a local level…
All we hear are the big numbers: 4,600 fewer advisers; 10% of IFAs now offer a restricted service etc, etc… But what about the changes firms and individuals are seeing on a smaller scale as a result of the Retail Distribution Review (RDR)? Here, PA asked one paraplanner, one adviser, a single discretionary fund manager and a wrap platform to highlight the key shifts they’ve seen since 1 January… The paraplanner “Before RDR, fee charging was random and ad-hoc” Kim Bendall, senior paraplanner at The Paraplanners, says: “The RDR caused advisers to look at their existing service propo...
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