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FMA boss: Adviser legislation tricky

Changes to DIMS regulation have been more complicated and less satisfactory to the financial services sector than those who crafted the Financial Markets Conduct Act first thought, the Financial Markets Authority’s chief executive says.

Susan Edmunds

Tue, Dec 2nd 2014 06:00AM

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