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May 22, 2026
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Know-your-client rule should be basic minimum for advisors: Dale Jackson - BNN Bloomberg
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Article Excerpt
How well does your advisor really know you?
It might seem odd for the roughly one-third of Canadians that work with financial or investment advisors that they could be getting advice that does not fit their personal needs.
But after years in legal limbo, advisors are only now formally required to know relevant details of their personal lives.
In March, investment regulators gave final approval to force registered advisors to follow the know-your-client rule (KYC).
The move is part of sweeping legislation giving them legal authority to determine who is, and who is not, a financial advisor. …
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