CISI financial planning awards open for entries

Winners to be revealed at the annual conference

Carmen Reichman
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The Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI) is accepting entries from advisers for its annual financial planning awards.

This is the first year the awards will be hosted by the CISI, after it took over the Institute of Financial Planning last November. The organisation will hand out eight individual awards, omitting only the branch chairman category, which has been replaced with an exhibition stand award. Planners will be able to put themselves forward for the accolades of CFP Professional of the Year, the David Norton Award and Paraplanner of the Year. For their part newly certified financial planners will have a chance to win the Jonathan Timms Memorial Prize for the best diploma result, while stud...

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