1)
Certificated Financial Planner (CFP) issued by Financial Planning Association
of Malaysia (FPAM), which is recognized globally.
2) Registered
Financial Planner (RFP) issued by Malaysian Financial Planning Council (MFPC),
which is recognized locally only.
What is the
difference between ACCA and MIA? ACCA is a worldwide recognized Accounting Professional
qualification, whereby MIA is a locally recognized Accounting Professional qualification.
To enroll in CFP courses, the particular person
must fulfill the following requirement:
- Possesses
a minimum of Bachelor Degree in any faculty of studies.
To enroll in RFP courses, the particular person
must fulfill the following requirements:
- At least
possesses a Diploma qualification (RFP).
After passing above examinations, the
particular person must fulfill all of the requirements:
- Must be a
malaysia Citizen.
- Have 3
years financial services experiences.
- At least
21-year-old
- Must be
full time practitioner
- Attained
a minimum 20 CE and 20 CPD hours on personal development training programs in
yearly basis.
Besides
that, the person has to obtain the title of CMSRL from Securities Commission
Malaysia as Financial Planner and FAR license from Bank Negara Malaysia as Financial Adviser before practicing his/her role
as an Independent Financial Adviser.
Those who act as or represent themselves as being "Financial Planners" without an investment adviser’s licence would be in contravention of the licensing requirements under the SIA and would be liable, on conviction, to a fine not exceeding RM1 million or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 10 years, or to both.
Meanwhile, the term “Financial Adviser” is a restricted word under Section 139 of the FSA. no one shall in name, description or title uses such a word, unless he or she is approved under the (FSA) Act to carry on a financial advisory business. Anyone who contravenes the Act shall on conviction, be liable to imprisonment of up to eight years or fined not exceeding RM25 million, or both.
What is the different between Licensed Financial Adviser / Licensed Financial Planner with Unit Trust Consultant and Insurance Agent?
References:
What is the different between Licensed Financial Adviser / Licensed Financial Planner with Unit Trust Consultant and Insurance Agent?
Financial Planner & Financial Adviser
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Insurance Agent
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Unit Trust Consultant
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Private Retirement Scheme Consultant
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Represent
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Customer
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Insurance Company
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Unit Trust Company
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PRS Company
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Approved / Registered by
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Bank Negara (BNM) = Financial Adviser
Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) = Financial Planner (CMSRL
licensee)
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PIAM (General Insurance)
LIAM (Life Insurance)
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FiMM
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FiMM
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Function
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Offer professional financial planning advisory services to suit
client’s personal finance need(s) from
- wealth creation
- wealth accumulation
- wealth preservation &
- wealth distribution
S/he will research from multiple life & general insurers, multiple
unit trust companies, multiple PRS providers, various local and overseas
investment facilities, Will writing, and bereavement.
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Salesperson for a single Life Insurance products. Salesperson for 2
general insurance products.
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Salesperson for a single unit trust products.
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Salesperson for a single PRS products.
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Minimum Entry Requirement
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Bachelor’s Degree,
Passed CFP Certification / RFP Certification (240hours of lecture and
14 hours of exam in English language)
Minimum 3 years of relevant experiences in financial services
industry
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Minimum with 3 credits in SPM and passed CPE (2 hours computerized
exam in English language, Bahasa Malaysia or Mandarin Language)
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Minimum with 3 credits in SPM and passed CUTE (2 hours computerized
exam in English language, Bahasa Malaysia or Mandarin Language)
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Minimum with 3 credits in SPM and passed CPRE (1.5 hours computerized
exam in English language, Bahasa Malaysia or Mandarin Language)
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Transparency Of Propose Solution
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Impartial views and choices by
evaluating the Pros and Cons of solutions or products.
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Biased views without choice by just providing pros of product only.
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Biased views without choice by just providing pros of product only.
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Biased views without choice by just providing pros of product only.
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Continued Education
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SC (20hours), BNM (20hours), FiMM, FPAM (20hours) / MFPC (20hours)
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LIAM (30hours)
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FiMM (16hours)
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FiMM (16hours)
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