Ascentric launches RDR workshops

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Royal London-owned wrap Ascentric is running half day RDR Workshops for firms which have transitioned to the Retail Distribution Review (RDR) or are in the process of doing so.

The workshops, which kick-off on 17 July in Birmingham before moving on to Bath and London, are aimed at advisers, managers and compliance staff involved with planning or implementing their firm's RDR strategy. Each workshop offers three-and-a-half hours of transitioning your business CPD study, taking participants through an interactive forty-point RDR checklist. The checklist elements will be run by known industry figures. Sue Leech and Steve Gazzard from the Institute of Financial Planning will focus on professionalism and business planning whilr Informed Choice's Nick Bamford will...

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