AIC calls for suspension of 'toxic' KIDs

Could lead investors to make 'disastrous decisions'

Natalie Kenway
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The Association of Investment Companies has called for the suspension of the Key Information Documents (KIDs), while urging the Treasury Select Committee to launch an enquiry amid the failure of policymakers and regulators to protect consumers with regard to the highly-criticised documents.

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