Submitted by Bob at 4557 on Fri, 2023-08-11 10:18

I question the validity of these numbers. If the advisers' level of experience is based on ASIC registers, they will be well out. A great many advisers began well before licensing commenced and only obtained a license when absolutely necessary. This would indicate that the loss of experience is far greater than this story would indicate.

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