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FMA: You shoudn't need a 'how to' client-first guide

New Zealand’s financial services sector shouldn’t require a “dummy’s guide” to regulation, the chief executive of the Financial Markets Authority says.

Tue, Nov 8th 2016 06:00AM

AFAs dodge levy increase

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Coaching key part of holding on to clients

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ANZ boss warns of inexperienced investors

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Call for one AML supervisor

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FSC members want to see advisers' value highlighted

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Alpha may become more dominant in low-return environment

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Advice may be missing as schemes wound up

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Clients complain about churn

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Lower costs, better processes: Future bright for advisers

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Roboadvice could divert clients: Naylor

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Adapt or die, insurers told

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Releasing claims data not straightforward: Insurers

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Southern Cross changes retirees' premiums

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Maxwell calls for super changes

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Don't dismiss KiwiSaver, advisers told

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Financial Advice NZ consultation begins

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FSC wants to work with advisers

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Littlewood itching to get started on robo launch

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KiwiSaver advice sparks complaints

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