Towry Law awarded chartered status

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Private and corporate fee-based adviser firm Towry Law has been awarded the Chartered Insurance Institute's (CII) Chartered Financial Planner status.

The CII says the status, designed as a mark of professionalism, is used to “distinguish firms from their competitors and peers”. Towry Law chief executive Andrew Fisher says he is “thrilled” the firm has reached the chartered title. “This is testament to the emphasis we place on all our employees, not only advisers, to gain professional qualifications,” he says. “All our wealth advisers are also working towards Chartered Financial Planner status individually and we anticipate that 75% of them will have achieved this by 2010.” Contact: Hysni Kaso 0207 484 9793 Hysni.Kaso@incisivemed...

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