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Representatives from the CII are set to host four Q&A sessions in Professional Adviser magazine and on IFAonline, and they want your questions.
Part of our new Investing in the Profession initiative, the sessions are designed to be of help to you and your business in the run-up to RDR and beyond.
Perhaps you have ongoing queries about the FSA's knowledge gap-fill requirements, or about the CII's own possible role as an accredited body in the new regulatory regime?
The first answers given by the CII will run in the 12 May edition of Professional Adviser. You can subscribe to the magazine (free for financial advisers) HERE.
Put your questions to the Institute using our comment facility below or you can email Scott Sinclair HERE.
Look out for more Q&A sessions with the CII throughout the year.
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The CII will make no charge for providing PFS or CII members with an SPS. I would expect there to be a number of Accreditting Bodies created by the FSA so if you don't want to join the PFS or CII you're under no obligation to do so. David Ross CII
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