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Banks sing same tune on disclosure statements

Disclosure statements for authorised financial advisers should tell customers what they are able to sell rather than focus on what they are not allowed to under new regulations, according to the banks.

Fri, Oct 9th 2009 05:10AM

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Strategic Finance investors told to hope for the best

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OPI (aka MFS) finally succumbs to receiver

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S&P checks Equitable's ratings

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PSIS launches new PIE fund

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House prices edging higher: REINZ

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Bank deposit costs soar above wholesale funding, RBNZ says

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Interest rates forecast to stay low

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Gold still a safe bet

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