In CARP ActionOnline’s “Ideas for an investor friendly financial industry in Canada” I suggest three changes which would go a long way to a achieve this are: fiduciary responsibility, low-cost asset management with decoupled fee-only advice, and mutual rather than public financial corporate organizations driven by customers’ best interests.
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