David Tiller: Platforms must better articulate client benefits
Adviser support v inducements?
David Tiller: "Surely training on how to use the platform correctly cannot be an inducement? To not do so is tantamount to negligence."
It is important the regulator scrutinises platforms but, writes David Tiller, the sector is now at risk of being judged on whether the tools and components on offer are an inducement to the adviser or a genuine customer benefit
Monday 16 July 2018 was a good day. The Interim Report from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) into the 2017 Investment Platforms Market Study gave a pretty strong endorsement of the levels of competition...
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