CISI supports police fight against financial crime and other good news of the week

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As advisers start to transition back to their offices and navigate the bizarre new normal, good news stories are helping lift their spirits. Here, PA compiles some of the best good news stories of the week.

CISI support London Police The Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment (CISI) has partnered with the City of London Police to allow its UK members to support the national policing effort against financial crime. The new programme is encouraging CISI's London-based members who are at or near retirement to volunteer their time and skills with the City of London Police to support their efforts in tackling fraud and cybercrimes. UK Finance estimates these crimes are costing the UK close to £7b a year. City of London Police commissioner Ian Dyson said: "The challenge in the...

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