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The pick of this week's articles on IFAonline.co.uk...

FSA fees Here's one to file under tales of the unexpected: FSA fees for financial advisers will now be less than originally thought. Long-stop Some heavyweights put their muscle behind AIFA's campaign for the reintroduction of a long-stop, with Sesame Bankhall, Tenet, Lighthouse and Intrinsic all lending their support. Hedge fund Every once in a while, the FSA likes to remind the industry about the danger of lying to investors. One hedge fund boss found out the hard way. FSCS publicity In an effort to raise awareness of the protection available to depositors, banks, buildin...

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