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A3.0 Webinar - Drawdown as it should be

By Fundment 21 Jun 2024
1 min read
For Financial Advisers Only

Drawdown is almost 30 (believe it or not) but hasn’t changed much. Difficulties advisers faced years ago many still face today: Illustrations; forms (and signatures); reliability of payments. But platform technology is helping to turn the corner.

 
 

 

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