AIFA chairman Lord Hunt eased IFA concern yesterday saying that they were not being 'tried befo...
AIFA chairman Lord Hunt eased IFA concern yesterday saying that they were not being 'tried before a hanging judge' regarding Ron Sandler's review into medium and long-term savings in the retail sector. Speaking at AIFA's annual dinner yesterday, Hunt said: "There was the inevitable concern that IFAs were being tried before a hanging judge. But the practice has been rather different. We have noticed that Ron Sandler is a man who listens; that he expects his team to listen and research before they reach their conclusions; and that he is keeping an open mind." Hunt continued the pra...
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