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READ MOREGovernment change of heart could stop adviser exodus
Advisers preparing to leave the industry after the last few years of crippling regulatory change should take heart that political perception of the industry is changing, according to an industry body.
In a communication to members on Monday, AIOFP executive director Peter Johnston said it was important for advisers suffering significant stress due to the impact of regulation on their business to recognise that the government and regulators were now displaying more willingness to work with advisers.
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