The Personal Finance Society (PFS) has begun work on a number of projects, the first of which will be to tackle depolarisation, defining what people will and will not be able to do with their business.
As the result of a last week’s merger between the LIA and SOFA, the two have begun integrating databases to create a new membership register, which is expected to be ready for the first day of 2005. PFS has already started looking at a new corporate identity and logos, re-branding of websites, regional structure and the first PFS conference, which is likely to be held on November 2005. PFS chairman Bob Bullivant says: “I am delighted that the intense debate over recent months has now led to a positive decision to create a single body out of the LIA and SOFA. The Personal Finance Societ...
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