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The IFS should not prescribe training on a ‘second guess’

Reading the piece on the new IFS qualification (see PM March & April 2008), I nearly had a heart attack when Robert Reid of the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII)/Personal Finance Society said that he thought the School of Finance was trying to “second guess” the outcome of the retail distribution review (RDR).

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