Mark Duckworth: Financial advisers are facing 'a golden moment'
Robo-advice and banks are medium-term threats
In the first of a two-part interview with Mark Duckworth, the Openwork chief executive officer talks through the industry issues and trends that are influencing his and the network's thinking on the future
An abundance of potential clients and relatively little competition from elsewhere are combining to create "a golden moment" for the UK's financial advice sector, believes Openwork chief executive officer...
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