Seven IM steps up paraplanning support and training

Up to seven events to be scheduled for 2017

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Seven Investment Management (7IM) has revealed plans to expand its structured support and training programme for paraplanners by adding further events in the final quarter of 2016 and into 2017 through the Paraplanner Pop-Up Series.

Building on this year's programme, the firm said it was looking to schedule up to seven events to be held across the country, with each accommodating up to 30 participants. After 20 paraplanners from 15 firms across the country participated in the series' first event at the London Metal Exchange offices on Tuesday, 60 paraplanners are expected to take part in the second, which takes place in Manchester on 27 October. The final event of the year, which is limited to 30 paraplanners, will see a return to London on 15 November. The training programme typically includes an update on inves...

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