Article tagged with 'Professional Development'
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POSTPONED: FSC advice summit set for February
17 Dec 2021 - The Financial Services Council is taking registrations for its Future Ready Advice Summit being held in Queenstown in February next year.
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TAP launches adviser academy to 'raise the bar for professionalism'
26 Sep 2020 - As new adviser regulations are set to change the way that advisers work, TAP launches an academy to bring New Zealand advisers up to the new standard.
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Fidelity Life appoints adviser professional development support
04 Sep 2019 - Fidelity life has appointed a product training manager for its professional development team working with advisers.
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College adds mortgage adviser module
14 May 2015 - Professional IQ College (formerly IBANZ College) is the first provider to gain programme approval from NZQA for the new level 5 NZ Certificate for Financial Advisers.
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Level 5 course changes: Cost increases
23 Mar 2015 - The base training standard for financial advisers has had an update and also the cost of taking the course has risen by 36%.
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AMP adviser training by numbers
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Cross- party consensus that regulation won’t stifle risk
17 Sep 2009 - Commerce Minister Simon Power and his Labour Party opposite Lianne Dalziel reaffirmed their commitment to ensuring pending regulation will not stifle risks inherent in attracting capital to the New Zealand economy.
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Providers need to win back public trust: English
30 Jun 2009 - UPDATED: Savings and investment product providers need to lift their game in helping the industry shed its image of distrust with the public and have been too keen to push their own agenda. Financial advisers need to lift their game in helping the industry shed its image of distrust with the public and have been too keen to push their own agenda, Finance Minister Bill English told a seminar in Wellington
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Commission recommends compliance by the book
12 May 2009 - Financial advisers looking to beef up their compliance processes in preparation for regulation should check out the guidelines recently published by Standards New Zealand, the Securities Commission said in its latest bulletin.