Mark Greenwood: Don't miss this chance to help define 'financial advice'

'Make your voice heard'

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The Treasury's consultation on amending the definition of financial advice is an important opportunity for advisers to make their voice heard, says Mark Greenwood

As outlined in the Financial Advice Market Review (FAMR) earlier this year, the Treasury is now consulting on revising the definition of regulated financial advice, with a view to bringing it into line with the EU definition set out in the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID). As you may remember, the driver for this change was the Treasury's belief that consumers face many complex financial decisions throughout their lives and that they would often want to seek, and would benefit from seeking, advice. The Treasury recognised that many consumers need guidance in making f...

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