CISI urges FCA to make directory show professional qualifications
Backed by 200,000 financial professionals
Simon Culhane: "The public should be able to differentiate between those that have made a personal commitment to higher standards - and the new directory should highlight this."
The Chartered Body Alliance has called on the FCA to make its proposed financial services directory easier for consumers to differentiate between those who have and have not achieved certain qualifications.
With a global membership of 200,000, the Alliance, which combines the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investments (CISI), Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) and Chartered Banker Institute, said...
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