The FSA may use the extra data it plans to collect from adviser firms to control the price of advice post-2012, Alan Lakey says.
Yesterday, the regulator proposed collecting a detailed breakdown of firms' income through adviser charging, including number of clients, how they paid and how much they paid. Used alongside the product...
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