Paradigm Consulting hosts SM&CR workshops following rebrand
Paradigm Consulting is hosting two workshops dedicated to the Senior Managers & Certification Regime to help support IFAs ahead of the December deadline.

The events, in Tunbridge Wells (11th June) and Bristol (13th June), will run through the major changes that IFAs will face, give an opportunity for any in-depth questions around SM&CR to be answered by Paradigm’s experts and provide firms with a take-away SM&CR action plan for their business.
This activity is part of Paradigm Consulting’s recent transformation from a traditional support service provider to a regulatory consultancy business that provides dedicated compliance support to financial services firms.
David Ryder, head of proposition at Paradigm Consulting, said: “We’re really looking forward to holding these events and speaking to principals, business owners and senior managers directly, about one of the biggest changes that will affect them in 2019.
“As part of our rebrand from Paradigm Partners earlier this year we realigned the business, and events like these will introduce our regulatory expertise to a wider audience and help us to build even more long-term relationships, which is at the very core of what we do.
“SM&CR provides an opportunity for us to demonstrate the power of one-to-one consulting and to lend a crucial helping hand to all firms where and when they need it the most.
“We already have in place a wide infrastructure of support for advisers and with our pricing structure being based on flat fees with no contract tie-ins, our new proposition becomes a very compelling one.
“Advisers want flexible independent compliance support and we now offer a bespoke consultancy service based around how they want to do business.
“The needs of every financial services business differs and, with demand increasing, now is an ideal time to reset, re-energise and expand the delivery of a new defined consultancy service."
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