I am frequently asked to recommend which of my online courses a person should do if they are a new employee in the financial sector, are returning to work after a break or need a refresher.
I have put together 2 new packages: Financial services regulation (for Australian Financial Services Licensees) and Credit regulation (for Australian Credit Licensees).
The Financial services regulation (for Australian Financial Services Licensees) package contains the following courses:
- Introduction to financial services regulation;
- Marketing law for financial services and credit providers;
- Privacy law for financial services providers;
- AML/CTF for financial services providers;
- Introduction to dispute resolution.
Bought separately these courses cost $891 but the package can be purchased for $600 payable by 5 monthly instalments of $120 each.
You have access to all these courses for 6 months after the first payment.
You can get the details here.
The Credit regulation (for Australian Credit Licensees) package contains the following courses:
- Introduction to consumer credit regulation;
- Marketing law for financial services and credit providers;
- Privacy law for financial services providers;
- AML/CTF for financial services providers;
- Introduction to dispute resolution.
Bought separately these courses cost $1089 but the package can be purchased for $750 payable by 5 monthly instalments of $150 each.
You have access to all these courses for 6 months after the first payment.
You can get the details here.
You can buy any of these courses separately.
If you just want an overview of banking regulation look at the Introduction to banking regulation or if you want a detailed resource you can download the Accountable Persons and Responsible Managers Manual.
Call me if you’d like to discuss a group package.
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Author: David Jacobson
Principal, Bright Corporate Law
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