Ongoing competence testing and a greater focus on investment in entry-level intermediary examination...
Ongoing competence testing and a greater focus on investment in entry-level intermediary examinations were among proposals in the FSA's blueprint for future training. The FSA stated that, although existing advisers will receive grand-fathering, intermediaries must undergo periodic competency testing. David Jackman, FSA's head of industry training and business ethics, made clear his belief the standard of examinations was not high enough.
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