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Keith Peter | Advisers can make COFI work for them

• By: Keith Peter
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The new Conduct of Financial Institutions Bill sets a regulatory framework which ensures integrity, professionalism and customer focus across the financial services industry, writes the author.
The new Conduct of Financial Institutions Bill sets a regulatory framework which ensures integrity, professionalism and customer focus across the financial services industry, writes the author. (Skynesher/Getty Images)

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