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If you work in a regulated sector, our courses will help reduce your risks, help you identify opportunities, and make your lives and businesses stronger and more resilient.

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  • Payment services

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You can buy our courses one at a time on our site, buy a package at a discount, buy them to use on your own LMS or we can work with you to customise your own specific solutions.

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Each course looks at a key area of financial services regulation including consumer credit, privacy, AML/CTF and marketing

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Who we help

  • Risk and compliance officers

    Our courses deal with risk management, not just legalities. Our resources take into account non-financial risks as well as financial risks.

  • In-house counsel

    Our courses supplement your in-house training and can be used to bring new staff up to speed. We provide a useful back up when your resources are limited.

  • Accountable Persons / Responsible Managers

    If you are a director or senior executive accountable under FAR or a responsible manager under a financial services licence or a credit licence you need to keep up to date. Our training satisfies CPD requirements.

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