UK advisers to shun simplified ‘core advice’ model
‘Targeting more wealthy clients’ and ‘fees will be too low’ are main arguments against the FCA’s plans
‘Targeting more wealthy clients’ and ‘fees will be too low’ are main arguments against the FCA’s plans
Following amendment to prohibit firms undertaking marketing on behalf of unauthorised businesses
As regulator looks to reduce sums paid by smaller firms and appointed representatives
And majority prefer to stick with face-to-face meetings
Watchdog will create 80 roles to help shut down firms that do not meet minimum regulatory standards
It alleges the company charged over A$4m in fees for no service
Watchdog expects to implement changes for 2022/23
‘Memories of a sales and commission driven culture at some firms’ has ‘damaged people’s view’ of industry
Misleading statements ’caused harm to customers’ says regulator
Fees were deducted but unnecessary services were provided – or none at all
It will give advisers ‘increased choice, flexibility and transparency with how they partner’ with the firm
It ‘will be at an all-in cost of just 0.79%’