31 May 2021, the annual CPD deadline is looming. Are you on track with your required hours? Have you done enough professional reading, attended webinars as well as courses to ensure that you have enough hours for CPD purposes?

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is an essential part of remaining up to date so that financial advisers can serve their clients with expert advice, and act in their best interests. It does not only keep you abreast of what’s going on in a rapidly changing industry, it also gives you a competitive advantage.

As CPD is a regulatory requirement for almost every financial adviser, the importance of it should also not be underestimated. Non-compliance with any Fit and Proper competence requirement, including CPD, will result in regulatory action being taken against the FSP, key individual and/or representative.

MBSE offers various CPD opportunities

Moonstone Business School of Excellence (MBSE) encourages and supports a culture of ongoing learning and professional development and provides various opportunities for continuous development. Through our accredited CPD courses, individuals can attain the required CPD hours in the comfort of their own home and at their own pace.

To further enhance our CPD offering, MBSE offers access to more than 100 online CPD courses, covering various categories, free of charge, for 10 days, subject to you subscribing to Moonstone’s annual CPD offering for the 2020/21 CPD cycle.

Don’t hesitate, sign-up for one of the MBSE CPD options today. From only R51 for a 0.5 CPD hour course to R1344 per annum for the packaged subscription, Moonstone offers the answer to all your CPD requirements.

Corporates and Moonstone Compliance clients also qualify for further discounts.

Click here for more information.

Whatever you do, embrace CPD and the real development it can offer you, and others.

Reminder: The CPD hours for this cycle will be calculated on a pro-rata basis, i.e. calculated for 9 months instead of 12 months.

Also Read: CPD –Start the new cycle off on the right foot

31 May 2021, the annual CPD deadline is looming. Are you on track with your required hours? Have you done enough professional reading, attended webinars as well as courses to ensure that you have enough hours for CPD purposes?

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is an essential part of remaining up to date so that financial advisers can serve their clients with expert advice, and act in their best interests. It does not only keep you abreast of what’s going on in a rapidly changing industry, it also gives you a competitive advantage.

As CPD is a regulatory requirement for almost every financial adviser, the importance of it should also not be underestimated. Non-compliance with any Fit and Proper competence requirement, including CPD, will result in regulatory action being taken against the FSP, key individual and/or representative.

MBSE offers various CPD opportunities

Moonstone Business School of Excellence (MBSE) encourages and supports a culture of ongoing learning and professional development and provides various opportunities for continuous development. Through our accredited CPD courses, individuals can attain the required CPD hours in the comfort of their own home and at their own pace.

To further enhance our CPD offering, MBSE offers access to more than 100 online CPD courses, covering various categories, free of charge, for 10 days, subject to you subscribing to Moonstone’s annual CPD offering for the 2020/21 CPD cycle.

Don’t hesitate, sign-up for one of the MBSE CPD options today. From only R51 for a 0.5 CPD hour course to R1344 per annum for the packaged subscription, Moonstone offers the answer to all your CPD requirements.

Corporates and Moonstone Compliance clients also qualify for further discounts.

Click here for more information.

Whatever you do, embrace CPD and the real development it can offer you, and others.

Reminder: The CPD hours for this cycle will be calculated on a pro-rata basis, i.e. calculated for 9 months instead of 12 months.

Also Read: CPD –Start the new cycle off on the right foot