Jon Greer: Why advisers must 'sit up and take notice' of investment pathways
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Jon Greer: "There is a wider impact to this regulation that advisers also need to be cognisant of."
In February, there will be a fundamental change when a customer contacts their pension provider to access drawdown, writes Jon Greer. Here he explains why advisers must 'sit up and take notice' of investment pathways
With constant changes in the regulatory sphere, advisers will be trying to get to grips with what impacts them and what is just noise. When it comes to the FCA's investment pathways we know advisers...
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