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Review a starting point for FAA discussion

A baseline review of the New Zealand financial services sector forms a good starting point for discussion as the Financial Advisers Act comes under official scrutiny, commentators say.

Susan Edmunds

Thu, Nov 6th 2014 06:00AM

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