Nick Cann
Nick Cann's builders' bum - an image the CEO of the Institute of Financial Planning forces on an unsuspecting listener in the first couple of minutes of his maiden stand up routine in London last week.
Advisers' ability to reach out to consumers will determine their fate post RDR, according to Institute of Financial Planning (IFP) chief executive Nick Cann.
Institute of Financial Planning (IFP) chief executive Nick Cann will tell MPs the increasing layers of regulation faced by financial advisers will not improve the public's access to advice when he appears in Parliament this week.
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Stephen Gay, the director general of the Association of IFAs (AIFA), and Institute of Financial Planning (IFP) chief executive Nick Cann are among those set to discuss the new financial services regulatory regime with MPs this week.
A ranking system for IFAs and planners is inevitable post-RDR, according to a number of leading industry figures.
Informed Choice chief executive Nick Bamford and chief executive of the Institute of Financial Planning Nick Cann give their verdict on yesterday's Financial Services Authority meeting on the future of regulation.
This July marks the first anniversary of the Institute of Financial Planning’s (IFP) Certificate in Paraplanning. Maria Merricks talks to CEO Nick Cann about its success so far.
RDR deniers need to "get their heads out of the sand" and get on with meeting the FSA's new professionalism and remuneration rules, IFP chief executive Nick Cann said today.
Advisers looking to find out more about their RDR gap fill options have been invited to a free Institute of Financial Planning (IFP) meeting.
Only 22% of people know how much money they will need to save and for how long to achieve the retirement they want, according to a YouGov poll.
Tennis, 'mom and pop shops' and a nod to Winston Churchill. The very best quotes from the IFP Conference 2010.
The Institute of Financial Planning (IFP) beat expectations to post a near £85,000 surplus in 2009.
The Institute of Financial Planning (IFP) has outlined a blueprint for challenging the CII’s market dominance, with plans to offer a level four qualification and produce a financial planning register for ‘Formula One’ firms.
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