Support services provider threesixty is planning to use its experience of dealing with the retail distribution review (RDR) to expand internationally to countries where financial planning is developing or undergoing similar reforms.
The services provider says it has spoken to senior representatives from financial services in the Netherlands and has also had exploratory discussions around exporting its services into the Republic of Ireland and Hong Kong. It also recently met with the Australian Treasury to input into research into financial services compensation arrangements, and later this year the company's head of consultancy, Phil Billingham, will provide education and training on TCF and RDR to delegates in South Africa. Billingham (pictured) said: "The world of financial advice and planning is experiencing c...
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