FPSC announces new structure

By Staff | December 21, 2012 | Last updated on December 21, 2012
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Financial Planning Standards Council’s (FPSC) member organizations today ratified articles of continuance and new bylaws enacted by the FPSC board in November, 2012, which include a change in structure that eliminates the member organization framework for FPSC.

The change reflects the recognition that FPSC will best serve its mandate by operating as an autonomous body independent of its earlier organizational member model.

The new structure replaces the seven member organizations with 10 individual, independent members who will also serve as the directors of the board. They will be representative of FPSC’s core stakeholders – the public, the CFP professional community and the Quebec financial planning community.

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