The AITC is looking to spend part of the money it has raised for its generic marketing campaign on i...
The AITC is looking to spend part of the money it has raised for its generic marketing campaign on intermediaries, writes James Thorneley. Last week the trade body reached the £15m minimum it needed to guarantee its marketing plans could go ahead. The AITC is to set up a hotline and website for consumers to find out which intermediaries in their area recommend advice on investment trusts. IFAs will qualify to be put on to the site either due to their proven ability in the trust market, or because they have attended education and training sessions run by the AITC. IFAs on the website w...
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