Publication of CP121 and the threat to polarisation has shocked many advisers into believing their l...
Publication of CP121 and the threat to polarisation has shocked many advisers into believing their livelihoods and the concept of independent advice are now at serious risk. Yet knowing what to do next or how to go about building a business in an uncertain climate is a daunting task for many IFAs, given that there is still no conclusive direction towards the problem, and intermediaries are looking to the experts to provide guidance. Paul Smee, director general of the AIFA, takes a look at some of the key principles within CP121 and explains what intermediaries can do to have a say in ...
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