'It's nothing like tied': Three 'restricted whole-of-market' advisers on ditching IFA

'It's nothing like tied': Three 'restricted whole-of-market' advisers on ditching IFA

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Three former IFAs tell Nicola Brittain why they made the switch to 'restricted whole-of-market' status, and what it has meant for their clients...

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) may not be overly keen on the term, but 'restricted whole-of-market' advisers exist. For some, the label is necessary to differentiate themselves from purely restricted offerings. Professional Adviser asked three advisers how it has affected their working practices, their conversations with clients and the way they are viewed by the industry...

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