Hong Kong IFAs await more regulatory certainty
Changes may be coming with regard to how the territory's regulators treat commission disclosure and investment-linked assurance schemes.
There was widespread relief among independent financial advisers in Hong Kong after a late-February ruling on commission payments in favour of IFA firm Clearwater International, but confusion remains over regulatory treatment of investment-linked assurance schemes (ILASs) and commission disclosure.
More certainty is likely next year, when a single insurance regulator is put in place, says Mark Kirkham, chief executive of Platinum Financial Services and vice-chairman of Hong Kong’s…
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