Fragmented, growing regulation is raising financial industry costs, pricing many Canadians out of personalized financial advice. This paper analyzes the link between cumulative and uncoordinated regulation and a widened “advice gap” in Canada. The paper recommends a framework that maintains strong consumer protections but also fosters accessibility, scalability, and innovation.

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