Doubts build around FOFA timetable
Industry leaders believe the degree of complexity the Federal Government has injected in to the FOFA legislation means it may not be possible to implement by July 1 next year. The warnings, made at a Money Management roundtable discussion, come amid continuing lobbying of key independents about the Government's flawed approach and a growing feeling that time is not on the industry’s side. This and more in the latest online edition of Money Management.
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