FMA fast-tracks robo-advice
Firms can apply for an exemption to the law from early next year.
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The Financial Markets Authority is fast-tracking personalised robo-advice, and firms can apply from early next year.
The market watchdog consulted in June on whether it should use its exemption powers to permit robo-advice (also known as online or digital advice), which under the current
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Wed, 18 Oct 2017
Wed, 18 Oct 2017
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FMA fast-tracks robo-advice
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