AMPFP not relevant without future growthBY MARK SMITH | MONDAY, 26 AUG 2013 12:10PMAMP Financial Planning (AMPFP) is set to continue its adviser recruitment drive on the back of year of planner number growth, according to managing director Michael Guggenheimer. Related News |
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Guggenheimer said advisers who join AMPFP are attracted to the self-employed business model which allows them to remain partly independent but with the support of AMP's large network in the field. It also supports the growth aspirations of its advisers, facilitating the buying and selling of clients between advisers
Excellent stuff Michael - have you explained partial independence to ASIC?