Red tape could see UK adviser numbers down 7% by 2022 - Succession
‘Increasingly stringent regulatory environment’
The number of IFAs and wealth managers across the UK could shrink 7% by 2022, according to research by Succession Wealth, as an increasingly stringent regulatory environment leads many to look to sell their businesses.
Half (51%) of the IFAs and wealth managers surveyed by the wealth management firm said this was a ‘very important' factor for financial services businesses wanting to sell. This was followed by 36%...
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