Training is an integral part of an advisers' professional development, but with little spare time and much to learn, choosing the best option is not easy, says Johanna Gornitzki
Only a fool would ever suggest that they have nothing more to learn. And for intermediaries who constantly need to keep a finger on the industry pulse, there was never a truer word spoken. In a market where providers contin uously try to revamp, relaunch or create new products, advisers do not have much choice other than to keep on learning and continue to ensure that the knowledge they have is up-to-date. Although there are numerous professional examinations that intermediaries have to sit in order to practice, these do not cover the more day-to-day market developments, such as minor...
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