Begley Brown and Lamb Financial obtain CISI Accredited status

Joining a list of 67 firms

Julia Bahr
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Begley Brown Financial Solutions and Lamb Financial have both achieved Accredited Financial Planning Firm status from the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI).

The two advice businesses have joined an exclusive list of 67 CISI Accredited Financial Planning Firms (AFPF) that have demonstrated their professionalism by meeting the highest standards of excellence in financial planning, according to CISI. For a firm to become an AFPF CISI requires that it must meet specific criteria to demonstrate it is offering a full financial planning service. This is to ensure the accredited firms' register provides consumers with a list of firms that offer a consistently high level of service that they can understand and trust, the CISI said. "It's a pleasur...

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