Half of IFA firms in profit fall
Half of IFA firms are facing a drop in profits this year as they focus more on bringing in sales at any cost rather than company fundamentals.
Research from Plimsoll Analysis found 20% of the 1356 IFA firms analysed are currently selling at a loss with profits down for 50% of companies compared to last year. It found while sales in the market...
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