Financial Professionals
The Fellow of CSI (FCSI)—The Pinnacle Financial Services Credential
Every industry has leaders—people who go above and beyond to set new standards that others strive towards. In Canadian financial services, these people are the Fellows of CSI (FCSIs).The FCSI is the highest honour and most senior credential in Canadian financial services. It is reserved solely for an elite group of experienced financial services professionals that meet the highest standards for advanced education, ethical conduct, industry experience and peer endorsement.
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This fall, CSI launched a national marketing campaign focused on the Fellow of CSI (FCSI)®, CIM® and PFP� and we wanted to share the news with you! This multi-channel, integrated campaign includes national print and online advertising, public relations and social media. The goal is to build widespread public awareness, and emphasize the value of your credential.
Introducing the latest FCSI ad published in the following:
- Investment Executive - October 2012
- The Economist - October and November 2012
- Maclean's iPad - October-December 2012
- Globe Investor - October 2012
- Investopedia - October and November 2012
- Morningstar - October and November 2012
The public relations campaign focuses on the trend towards professionalization of advice and the fact that designations are increasingly becoming necessary to compete in financial services today. It was informed by extensive focus groups and one-on-one interviews with financial professionals and industry leaders. See below to read more or click here for the full article.
-For Immediate Release-
Financial services employers seek job-ready advisors, see designations as increasingly necessary
As professional bar rises in evolving advice industry, investors and financial institutions place higher premium on experience, expertise and credentials. Read more
Distinguished Leadership in Financial Services
FCSIs represent the highest calibre of financial services professionals. The FCSI is a challenging credential to obtain and maintain because of its stringent requirements, making the Fellows some of the most dedicated in financial services.
As industry leaders and ambassadors, FCSIs are charged with elevating financial services to the highest standards, focusing on the betterment of the industry and setting precedents for future leaders.
Covering All Aspects of Financial Services
While financial services designations may specialize in a particular area of the industry (e.g., investment management, financial planning, derivatives and risk management, etc.), the Fellow covers all areas. This means that you can hold the most senior Canadian financial services credential in your field of expertise.In addition, FCSIs are required to expand their education by taking courses outside of their realm of expertise. This means that you can add value to your work because not only are you an expert in your field, but you also have a comprehensive understanding of the industry.