The New Model Business Academy (NMBA) and consultancy firm New Adviser have launched a ‘fast track'programme to help advisers meet the RDR requirements in the 500 days left until 1 January 2013.
NMBA said the four day course for members aims to teach practical ways for advisers to turnaround their firms.
The sessions will focus on general aspects of defining clients and what to consider when establishing benchmarks for client segregation.
Advisers will also be encouraged to develop strategies unique to their individual business and to build successful client service propositions, NMBA said.
Nick Peters, co-owner of New Adviser Ltd and chief coach said the course also offers advisers the chance to learn from peers.
"One of the real benefits is that those attending will learn not only from the highly professional and experienced coaches from New Adviser Ltd, but also from the support that is gained by travelling through this process with other like minded IFAs".
Advisers have just 500 days to meet the requirements of the RDR - or face finding another job - before the new rules come into force on 1 January 2013.
IFAonline.co.uk has pulled together the best advice from around the industry to help you make the most of the final days.
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