FSA to run capital requirements training

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The FSA will begin training events next month for firms subject to capital requirements directive (CRD) reporting requirements.

The FSA will require firms subject to CRD to submit reports from 1 January 2008. The sessions will help firms understand the requirements and provide an update on mandatory electronic reporting (MER), which the FSA will introduce in July 2008. The sessions will also sign-post the resulting reporting changes. Sessions will start in London next month, followed by events in Manchester and London in January and Edinburgh and London in February. IFAs can book places on the FSA’s website. To comment on this story contact: Jennifer Bollen Reporter Tel: 020 7034 2679 E-mail: Jennifer.b...

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