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Pay-back time at Phillip Securities
Fri, Sep 04, 2009
The Straits Times

By Lorna Tan, Senior Correspondent

LOCAL stockbroker Phillip Securities has started clawing back commissions from staff who sold toxic products - and advisers fear they may have to pay even more out of their own pockets.

The firm has not decided on the final sum, and is withholding a portion of monthly commissions from advisers who sold Minibonds structured products that failed in the financial crisis.

This is pending a final decision on the amount advisers must pay up.


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