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Robo exemption would clarify murkiness: FSF

Consumers could be put at risk if the Financial Markets Authority does not allow roboadvice to be deployed soon, the Financial Services Federation is warning.

Susan Edmunds

Fri, Jul 21st 2017 05:59AM

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