Aviva launches online CPD tool for IFAs

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Advisers can continue to develop their skills after the Retail Distribution Review (RDR) with Aviva's online CPD tool.

The provider has today added a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) unit to its Financial Adviser Academy (FAA). It will offer technical modules and a range of materials to help advisers enhance both their personal skills and business model. Andrew Beswick, intermediary director at Aviva, commented: "We have launched our CPD tool to help and support advisers in achieving and maintaining the level of professionalism required in the post-RDR world. "This is an opportunity for the industry to take charge of its learning and development, and push the boundaries in achieving new st...

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