Lowes Financial Management launches adviser training academy

Starting end of October

Sophie King
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Lowes Financial Management has launched an academy to help encourage potential recruits into the financial advice profession.

The initiative, Lowes Financial Academy, will train candidates to help them achieve the Chartered Insurance Institute Level 4 Diploma. The first course to launch is R02 Investment Principles and Risk with an induction date of 28 October, with courses covering R01, 3, 4 and 5 to follow shortly.  Participants will be taught through weekly live webinars, which will be complemented by exam-style questions. They will receive weekly workbooks designed to be accessible for candidates of all abilities.  Lowes Financial Management managing director Ian Lowes (pictured) said: "Our aim is to hel...

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