IFAs expect tighter regulatory squeeze in '08
More than eight in ten advisers expect increased red tape and bureaucracy pressures in 2008, research suggests.
Of the 104 advisers surveyed at the inaugural Sesame Symposium, 86% said they expect their businesses to be hit with added regulatory burdens. Advisers are also worried about the stockmarket in 2008,...
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