Boutique brokers at risk of losing fees

BARRIER: Jamie Coote says the federal regulations will make it harder for boutique firms to attract and retain talent. Photo: Grant Currall
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THE Australian Securities Dealers Association has criticised new Commonwealth regulations that prevent 450 financial service businesses from paying standard brokerage fees to their advisers.

Under the proposed recommendations, Australian Securities & Investments Commission-licensed businesses will still be able to pass brokerage fees onto their financial advisers, but boutique firms will be prohibited from doing so.

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