<p><span>Only 20% of those working in the UK financial services profession are confident that their firms are committed to ethical finance policies and ESG principles when it comes to their lending, investing, wealth management and fund management activities, according to a new survey by the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI).</span></p>
Nigel Sydenham Chartered FCSI Appointed Chair Of CISI Training, Competence And Culture Interest Group Committee Date
12/01/2021
The Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI) is delighted to announce the appointment of Nigel Sydenham Chartered FCSI as Chair of its Training, Competence and Culture (TC&C) Interest Group Committee.
The TC&C Interest Group Committee encourages the CISI’s members to share their ideas and listen to presentations by other practitioners. The Group provides an opportunity to meet other professionals and engage in open discussions in a confidential setting, as Groups are conducted under the Chatham House rule, unless recorded for CISI TV.
Exams will be in English only with foreign language sessions planned for later in year
The Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI) has extended its offering of remote exam testing sessions from early January 2021 to all its UK and international students sitting its level 3 and 4 multiple choice question (MCQ) exams.
The professional body, with 45,000 members in over 100 countries, sets the qualification standards for those working in wealth management, financial planning and capital markets sectors, with 41,000 exams being sat in 81 countries in the last 12 months.
CISI examinations are usually sat by candidates in global exam centres, with multiple choice exams being undertaken at those centres by computer-based testing (CBT).
Finance sector practitioners form advisory council
Monday December 14 2020
By LYNET IGADWAH
Summary
This will make it easier for about 300 CISI members in the country to play an active role in the oganisation’s growth hence raising its profile in the local market.
Kenyan financial sector practitioners now have a platform to project their ideas and views better after the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment unveiled the National Advisory Council.
This will make it easier for about 300 CISI members in the country to play an active role in the oganisation’s growth hence raising its profile in the local market.
The Kenyan NAC is the 14th globally for the UK-based CISI, a professional body bringing together securities, investment, wealth and financial planning practitioners.