FOFA: Wholesale v Retail Options Paper

Articles Written by John Keeves (Partner)

In January 2011, Treasury released an Options Paper on the wholesale v retail client distinction, as part of the Future of Financial Advice (or FOFA) project.

JWS made a submission in response to that Options Paper which can be found below.

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