Advisers encouraged to take ethics courses
The Institute of Financial Advisers (IFA) has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Institute of Business Ethics for the delivery of business ethics training courses to its members.
The Institute of Business Ethics is an international body which has nearly 30 years experience working with organisations and professional bodies, helping to strengthen their ethics culture and that of their members.
“The IFA are taking a proactive stance on delivering business ethics training that will provide the skills, practice guides and tools to help advisers to put the interests of their clients first," IFA President Michael Dowling says.
"We know that adviser’s clients rely on our members to demonstrate the highest ethical business behaviour when advising on particular financial products. We also recognise that when offering the best professional advice there are sometimes difficult judgments to be made."
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