Why RFC?
• With the large number of Charted Financial Consultants, Certified Public Accountants and Certified Financial Planners, and the refrain heard for “one profession – one designation” why is there a need for the IARFC and RFC designation? This is a valid question, and one that deserves a considered response. First, there is no clear “one designation”. There are at least 80 designations in the financial services field and over 72 associations. The mission statement of each organization generally included two purposes: to identify qualified persons who can serve the public and to uplift the quality of professional through educational events. Nearly all of these associations have a code of ethics and will expel a designee who violates that code or who fails to provide evidence of continuing education. • Those are the similarities – what are the differences? Many designations require that educational criteria be obtained from a specific institution or commercial organization. Some required e
Related Questions
- Once my document has been sent to the IESG for review, or approved by the IESG for publication, how do I know the RFC Editor has it in their queue?
- What is the relationship between the Internet RFC 3066 (and its predecessor RFC 1766) and the ISO 639 standards?
- What style guide does the RFC Editor use?
