Only 6% of advisers admit to reading RDR paper

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New research has shown adviser knowledge of the RDR is poor, with just 6% having read the review's discussion paper and only a third reading a summary.

The latest Chartered Insurance Institute’s (CII) survey of 800 advisers showed the majority of advisers had overlooked the discussion paper. This is despite advisers being encouraged to submit their own views on the proposals before the consultation period ends on 31 December 2007. The CII says larger advisory firms are finding it easier to accommodate the RDR, while many smaller firms are struggling. Premier Wealth Management managing director Adrian Shandley says many advisers don't see the point of reading the paper and responding as they belive the FSA will disregard their opinions...

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