The Association of Investment Companies is holding a series of free training sessions on investment trusts in May.
The Association of Investment Companies (AIC) is holding a series of workshops around the UK providing a practical introduction to investment trusts to financial planners, paraplanners and wealth managers.
Designed as structured CPD and accredited by the CISI, the events will cover the following topics:
- How investment companies differ from open-ended funds
- What investment companies can and should be used for
- Researching and selecting investment companies
The two-hour sessions will be led by Nick Britton, Head of Training at the AIC, and will be held in London (3 May), Oxford (4 May), Newcastle (10 May), Edinburgh (11 May), Glasgow (11 May), Tewkesbury (16 May), Bath (17 May) and Brighton (24 May). To keep the sessions interactive and interesting, there will be a maximum of 20 attendees per workshop.
To book and see times, visit the online booking form on the AIC’s website.
You can also email Debra Gibbons on debra.gibbons@theaic.co.uk or call 020 7282 5572 for more information.
The Association of Investment Companies (AIC) represents the interests of the investment trust industry and their members include a broad range of closed ended investment companies, investment trusts and VCTs. The AIC has 338 members and the industry has total assets of approximately £113 billion. The AIC lobbies on behalf of its members, promotes best practice and provides information and training on investment companies to financial advisers. To find out more about our training programme and information on investment companies please go to our adviser website.