PFS London committee launches networking initiative

Connecting trainees and experienced advisers

Victoria McKeever
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The Personal Finance Society's (PFS) London committee has launched a networking initiative aimed at linking up trainees with experienced advisers in the region.

The initiative is centred on a Facebook page - ‘Capital PFS' - and is designed to encourage informal interaction between those studying for qualifications and those working in the industry. PFS said it hoped Capital PFS would also act as a forum for advisers to share best practice and encourage more in the profession to work towards a chartered or fellowship status. Quarterly educational, networking and social events will be made available to advisers offering 60 minutes of continued professional development (CPD). These will include presentations from trainees, planners, paraplann...

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