Integrity365 Financial Advisers Celebrate at Graduation Ceremony

This week at Integrity365, we are celebrating two of our Independent Financial Advisers who were able to celebrate their long-awaited graduation ceremonies in person.

Firstly, we would like to congratulate one of the latest IFA’s to join Integrity365, Sophie Haslehurst APFS, who gained Chartered Status back in 2020.

Chartered status is a symbol of commitment to professional standards. Being Chartered demonstrates to consumers, employers, peers and professional networks that you are at the forefront of your profession and go beyond technical competence to put ongoing professional development, prioritising client centricity and trust at the heart of everything you do.

As a Chartered professional body of more than a century’s standing, the Chartered Insurance Institute – supported by its Societies – grants Chartered titles to individuals and organisations that meet strict qualifying criteria.

Currently, over 20,000 of our individual members and more than 800 firms have met this standard and hold the status of Chartered professionals.

Sophie Haslehurst comments “My next plan is to gain my fellowship, and I’m looking forward to getting settled fully into my new role at Integrity365.”

We would also like to congratulate Coreena Dutton FPFS SOLLA Accredited who has graduated as a Fellow of the Personal Finance Society.

Becoming a Fellow of the Personal Finance Society shows that you have attained and maintained the most prestigious level of professional achievement. Fellows can demonstrate this to their peers and clients by using the designatory letters FPFS.

Becoming a Fellow of the Personal Financial Society (FPFS) is the very highest designation awarded by the PFS. This achievement has only been obtained by a very small percentage of advisers operating in the UK. Of 30,000 members of the PFS, less than 2,900 hold this advanced level qualification. You might want to check this stat as it may be out of date now
Fellowship of the FPS confirms commitment to further self-improvement and is available only to those who demonstrate their ability. It is a major achievement in the financial industry and demonstrates the acquisition of skills and knowledge at the highest of levels.

Coreena Dutton comments: “Having already completed an Advanced Diploma and Chartered qualifications, along with attaining Society of Later Life Advisers Accreditation, I am looking forward to time off from exams and being able to put this knowledge into practice with new and existing clients.”

Find out more about all of our Integrity365 advisers at https://www.integrity365.co.uk/about/meet-the-advisers/ where you can get in touch to discuss any of your financial planning needs.