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READ MOREFASEA code of ethics unclear, says AFA
The Association of Financial Advisers argues a lack of clarity within the Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority’s code of ethics, saying it cannot see how advisers can be adequately trained on the basis of what’s been released.
In its submission, the AFA noted feedback from some of its members pointing out there’s not enough financial advice experience and understanding being applied in the development of the code.
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