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READ MOREHayne will lead to struggle for next-gen advisers
A major dilemma following the Hayne royal commission will be how the advice industry will attract the next generation of advisers who will be more drawn to career opportunities in other fields, says one M&A consultant.
According to Connect Financial Service Brokers chief executive Paul Tynan, the next generation of advisers will have the burden of education debt, over regulation, the tarnished reputation of financial services and an unfriendly business environment to contend with.
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