QAR: does the first tranche cut it?

One notable omission from Treasury's draft QAR legislation is optional SOAs, which were originally going to be part of the first "stream" of reforms when the Government first responded to the review ...

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susie.vincent

Valued Supporter

2 years ago

The removal of the FDS is of little benefit to us. We use ongoing agreements and it is the duplication and handling of consent that causes us the most headaches and it does little for that. I hold out little hope that product providers will agree to use our consent forms, or will insist on pages of ridiculous butt covering disclosure be included at the expense of clarity if they do.

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