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FMA keeps eye on RFAs

Reports of misconduct by registered financial advisers are a priority for the FMA over the next four years, it says in its latest Statement of Intent, tabled in parliament yesterday.

Fri, Jun 19th 2015 06:00AM

Outlook bright for award winner

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FMA: Settlement better than going to court

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Reducing hedging boosts returns

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QROPS battle added complexity

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Are all views equal?

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Award winner puts theory into practice

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Warning: Don't ignore roboadvice

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Advisers asked for input

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IRD goes in to bat for QROPS status

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Sovereign courts farming community

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Advisers losing out: Morningstar

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More financial advisers not necessarily best result: Goldsmith

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Does financial services industry need four disputes schemes?

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Advisers register to offer NZIG

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44 apply for class DIMS

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Commission restrictions risk losing advisers

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DIMS shake-up could boost managed funds

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Did issues paper miss opportunities?

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Qualification questions may cause concerns

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