Compensation scheme for poor financial advice gets support in Australia

April 23 2015 by InsuranceAsia News Staff

Clients who sustain losses from poor financial advice will get compensation if a US$50m insurance scheme is approved in Australia.

Big banks in the country expressed conditional support for the pla...

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