Former RDR sceptics report shiny happy clients
Few advisers have lost clients as a result of changes to how they are paid, according to a survey suggesting a happier intermediary sector than this time a year ago.
Less than 10% of advisers said they had lost clients in the process of transitioning to a fee-based remuneration model, which equated to less than 15% of their client base, according to the results of...
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