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Advisers fear IFA’s help could haunt them

Advisers are concerned voluntary guidelines issued by the IFA could be used against them if they get sued by clients or find themselves in trouble with the FMA.

Niko Kloeten

Thu, Oct 13th 2011 05:00AM

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