The Federation of European Independent Financial Advisers (Feifa) has added two companies to its roster, taking membership to 70 firms.
Describing it as “obviously pleasing”, chief executive Paul Stanfield said the federation has grown, year-on-year, since launch in 2009.
“I think this is, at least in part, a sign of the increasing professionalism of the advice sector. I hope it is also a tangible example of the sustained and increased assistance we provide to English-speaking advisers across Europe.”
He cited the launch of Feifa’s Brexit Hub in late 2020 and its ESG platform, which was unveiled earlier this year, as two examples of the support offered to members.
“Plus, the continued professional development events that we arrange, such as our autumn conference series, which commences in October,” Stanfield added.
He said the services help members “to perform their roles to the maximum of their abilities, whilst also meeting regulatory CPD requirements.”
