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A new improved relationship is being built between independent financial advisers and insurers. In the future, IFAs could at last see improved products, as well as improved support from their providers. David Fanning gets the lowdown.
Insurers are paying increased attention to the independent financialadviser (IFA) sector, particularly in the corporate business market. Royal
& Sun Alliance (RSA), for example, decided last year
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