Adopting an ethics-centred approach in advisory practices should encompass more than just the adviser. This perspective extends from the receptionist responsible for welcoming clients and managing data, to the adviser who engages with clients and formulates appropriate financial planning strategies. It also involves other staff: paraplanners executing investment decisions, practice managers overseeing staff training and administrators handling paperwork.
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