RDR no ‘death knell' for retail advisers - Numis

Scott Sinclair
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Need for advice among high-value investors still increasing.

Changes introduced as a result of the Retail Distribution Review (RDR) are likely to lower retail advisers’ share of the investment market, but they do not represent the ‘death knell’ for the sector, according to an investment group. The need for advice among high value investors with complicated financial affairs is increasing as a result of tax and regulatory changes, meaning advisers are likely to remain the most important distribution channel by value of assets under management (AUM), according to Numis Securities. However, in a market update, the group said a shift towards self-i...

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