The Adviser’s Best Interest Duty
It’s very clear from findings in our recent BID Research paper that advisers are focused on meeting the best interests of their clients. So how have advisers received BID since it’s inception? How is technology helping advisers meet BID requirements? And how will BID look in a post-Royal Commission world?
Simon Hoyle (CoreData) hosts our panel of experts at our webinar, including Andrew Alcock (HUB24), Phil Anderson (AFA), and Simon Carrodus (The Fold Legal) as they discuss the impact of BID, how it has changed the advice landscape, and what technology means for advice in the future.
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