Thought LeadersB-COMPLIANT SHOWCASES HANDS-ON SUPPORT

B-COMPLIANT SHOWCASES HANDS-ON SUPPORT

Manchester’s B-Compliant will be highlighting why it believes compliance support should involve ‘doing’ rather than instructing at a key industry event taking place in Knutsford.

The financial compliance specialists will be exhibiting at PA360 North on October 5, to demonstrate the practical support they provide to small and medium-sized advisory firms.

Held at The Mere Golf Resort and Spa, the Professional Adviser-run event will discuss a range of topical issues, from compliance to technology, training and leadership, giving delegates ideas and practical solutions to help them develop professionally.

B-Compliant directors, Vicky Pearce and Jeremy Smith, will be introducing advisors to the firm’s range of bespoke services for Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) regulated businesses. They will also be giving visitors to their stand an opportunity to win a golf day, meal for two or spa experience at the renowned venue.

Vicky said: “Contrary to many larger compliance providers, we have built our proposition on providing practical compliance support to financial firms who do not have the skills or capacity inhouse to manage the sector’s complex and time-consuming regulatory requirements. We understand advisors didn’t sign up for hours of policy writing and provide the tailored support they need.

“The pandemic put paid to many exhibitions and events, so we are now really looking forward to meeting delegates once again at PA360 North and introducing new contacts to our hands-on approach to compliance.”

B-Compliant works with financial advisory firms, investment management companies and discretionary fund managers from around the UK. For more information about its bespoke financial compliance services, telephone (0161) 521 8641, visit www.b-compliant.co.uk or follow the firm on Twitter, @b_compliant.

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