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An industry body has lodged a protest with FASEA against its “discriminatory” November 2020 exam sitting, which it says was narrowly focused on life insurance and caused up to 65 per cent of its members to fail.
Stockbrokers and Financial Advisers Association chief executive Judith Fox said the failure rate across major stockbroking firms for FASEA’s November exam was extraordinarily high and demonstrated the need for different specialisations to be better recognised within the new education standards.
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