Concerned Tenet unveils ‘RDR-ready’ adviser campaign

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The Tenet group has raised concerns over recent industry data which suggests that four out of five investment advisers do not hold the necessary qualifications to continue operating as an IFA post-RDR in 2012.

In a bid to ensure that advisers are fully informed of RDR requirements and equipped to tackle the major challenges and opportunities that lie ahead after 2012, Tenet have launched an ‘RDR-ready’ adviser support campaign.

It includes a 12-page guide to RDR, a &lta href=&quothttp://www.tenetmakessense.co.uk&quot&gtdedicated internet microsite&lt/a&gt, bespoke QCF4 training packages, advice on switching to a fee-based service, a freephone helpline (0800 085 0825) and the opportunity for advisers to receive a free, personalised qualifications audit and individual action plan.

Tenet distribution and development director, Keith Richards, said: “We are entering a period of significant change which affects every part of the industry

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