RWA launches consulting service for advisers

Carmen Reichman
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Compliance consultancy RWA Group has launched a new consulting service aimed at financial advisers and general insurance brokerages within financial services departments.

ComplyPlus will be available to RWA's old and new clients and offers guidance and support on regulatory issues, encompassing all regulators from FIMBRA to the FCA. The service will be headed up by RWA head of financial service compliance Bruce Fayle who served as compliance director at wealth management firm Wealth Managers before joining RWA in May last year. ComplyPlus has been designed to offer a variable menu and cost structure and services ranging from evaluation to bespoke consultancy. RWA compliance services chairman Robin Wood said: "RWA have offered risk and compliance sup...

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