Audley Financial Training's John Trayner has passed his Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) AF5 exam at 72 years’ old, one of the oldest candidates to take the test.
Trayner (pictured) took his first ever financial services exam in 1971 at the Alexandra Hall in London, a venue he remembers was extremely cold when sitting the exam. As someone who is not a financial adviser himself, Trayner said he wanted to put his "money where his mouth is" and qualify for the exams that he trains financial professionals in. "I'd been running workshops on AF5 - I thought I'd better give it go and I thankfully passed," he said. He took the exam in London with the October cohort and received his results earlier this month. Trayner now holds qualifications in th...
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