Demand and regulation 'forcing advisers to work longer'
42-hour week on average
More advisers are working longer hours this year as a result of increased compliance and regulatory requirements and business growth, a study by Prudential has found.
Research from the group found two-in-five (39%) advisers have been working longer hours this year compared to a quarter (27%) of those who said this was the case when surveyed last year. One-third (32%)...
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