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AML due diligence puts clients off

Requirements imposed by the Anti-Money Laundering Act are serving as a disincentive to clients thinking about putting their money with financial advisers, it has been claimed.

Susan Edmunds

Fri, Oct 2nd 2015 06:00AM

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