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One in five Ucis advisers leave for ‘introducer’ role

The following article is taken from FT Adviser, where Intelligent Partnership was mentioned. Click here to read the original article More than 20 per cent of advisers who recommended unregulated products have left the industry to become ‘introducers’ for the products’ providers, according to a new report. The RDR’s ban on commission payments to advisers was a key catalyst for the development, according to alternative investment consultancy firm Intelligent Partnership, which published the report. Peter Robinson, director of Intelligent Partnership, said: “For various reasons there are advisers who no longer wish to be authorised but have a client book they… continue reading

February 25, 2013