Submitted by Aleycat on Fri, 2023-07-07 11:52

The exodus of advisers hasn't finished.
Some are only just hanging on because they haven't found a buyer for their business.

And it will only be those with cash that can "cherry pick" at a price that's significantly less than what is being asked.
Before 2026 when education requirements are ramped up, compliance and regulation impact on those wanting to exit, it will be a buyers market.

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