About CPD
Fulfilling CPD Requirements
All CFP® practitioners
have an obligation to remain competent and be updated on
current regulatory and legislative changes in the
financial planning sector so that they are able to:
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Offer clients up to date and
effective advice
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Run efficient and profitable
businesses
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Meet all regulatory requirements
and standards
Once certified, the CFP® practitioners must
fulfill a biennial (2-year) continuing professional
development (CPD) requirement of 30 hours. Only courses that meet the
requirements of FPAS should be reported as CPD hours.
These include courses that:
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Contribute to increasing the
professional competency of participants,
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Offered by approved CPD
providers,
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Are current and correct in
program content and
AFPCM and AWPCM practitioners are encouraged to continue attending courses to remain competent and be updated on current regulatory and legislative changes in the financial planning sector.
Cover subject topics as listed in
Appendix A of the CFP® practitioner
manual
Besides in-house training progarmmes,
FPAS recognises courses/seminars organised by the
following Associations & bodies:
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Life Insurance Association of
Singapore (LIA)
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Association for investment
Management and Research (AIMR)
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Singapore Society of Financial
Analyst (SSFA)
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Society of Remisiers
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Singapore Exchange (SGX)
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Institute of Banking and Finance
(IBF)
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Institute of Certified Public
Accountants of Singapore (ICPAS)
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Singapore Accountancy Academy (SAA)
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The Law Society of Singapore
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Society of Financial Service
Professionals (SFSP)
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Life Underwriters Training
Council (LUTC)
Please note that only
courses/seminars that meet FPAS CPD subject topic lists
and those that are conducted from 1 January 2001 onwards
can be reported for CPD credits.
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