Submitted by Duke Nukem on Wed, 2022-10-12 09:04

Were these products marketed by licensed advisers? Could this in the future be hidden under "good advice"? Will the current TMD regime clarify the inappropriateness of this product for an "average" investor? Last questions to ASIC: "where were you and are we going to be paying for this?"

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