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KiwiSaver provider fears ‘unintended consequences’ from licensing regime

FMA says it has seen no indication adviser numbers will fall, however.

A KiwiSaver provider is concerned the new licensing regime for financial advice will reduce the number of advisers and therefore make it harder for people to access those services, as has been seen in other countries.

But the Financial Markets Authority said there is no indication the changes

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Hamish McNicol Thu, 18 Mar 2021
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