International assessment for advisers flagged

16 March 2010 | by Angela Faherty

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The Financial Planning Standards Board (FPSB) has announced plans to develop an international assessment process for potential financial planning entrants.

Financial planning representatives from Australia, Canada, Germany, Ireland, New Zealand, South Africa and the United Kingdom convened to discuss the developments at a two-day FPSB meeting. Talks were held to discuss the creation of a global framework, written protocols, guidance documents and templates to help educators train the next generation of financial planners and help certifying bodies to assess the competency of potential financial planners to deliver viable financial plans to clients.

The worldwide representatives of the FPSB Financial Plan Working Group will complete its work by the end of 2010 with the assistance of a Financial Plan Writers Panel. It aims to draft case studies for use by educators. The draft documents will be released to FPSB members in 23 territories in July or August with final approval set for October.


Tags: Australia | Canada | Financial Plan Working Group | Financial Plan Writers Panel | Financial planning | FSPB | germany | ireland | New Zealand | South Africa | united kingdom

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