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Financial Adviser Standards Bridging Courses

Existing advisers (who did not qualify for the experience pathway) with an approved degree were required to complete one unit covering the Code of Ethics by 2026. Existing advisers with a relevant degree in a related field of study needed to complete three bridging courses, plus one FAS-approved unit.

FPC002B

FPC002B - Ethics and Professionalism in Financial Advice

This subject focuses on the ethical and professional obligations of financial advisers through the broad lens of ethical and professional theoretical frameworks. It aligns to FAS bridging course: Ethics for Professional Advisers.

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FPC001B

FPC001B - Economic and Legal Context for Financial Planning

This subject focuses on key economic and commercial law concepts, including economic issues of current relevance. It aligns to FAS bridging course: Financial Advice Regulatory and Legal Obligations.

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FPC007B

FPC007B - Client Engagement Skills

This subject focuses on behavioural finance concepts to understand different types of behavioural biases that may impact an individual’s financial decision-making. It aligns to FAS bridging course: Client and Consumer Behaviour, Engagement and Decision Making.

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