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Between You and Me
Dear Friend,
Financial Planner continues to be India with a major share of middle life, health and assets; a retirement
amongst the most lucrative jobs class population requires Financial plan or a suitable arrangement in
in the United States as reported Planning services to achieve life lieu thereof to build a sufficient
in the CareerCast 2015 rankings goals of her masses. In three retirement corpus; estate planning
of Americas 200 jobs. Financial decades India will have the second for effective and tax-efficient
Planner was ranked as the 22nd largest population of senior citizens transfer of assets to dependents,
best job with specifics of the job in the world. This is on top of the etc. The aim of FPSB India is to
related to careers in portfolio fact that no social security has been strike a convergence of regulations
management and offering a built as a Government initiative. blurring the differentiation in
broad range of services aimed at This entails Retirement Planning to products of similar profile which fall
assisting individuals in managing be our top priority. Hence, a holistic under different regulatory purview.
and planning their financial future. retirement plan is the need of the
In India, Financial Planning shall be hour. FPSB India continues to steer the
increasingly relevant as an art and Financial Planning movement
science to firstly create wealth and In India, the regulatory efforts are in the country and work closely
then manage wealth in a disciplined at an advanced stage to creating an with all stakeholders for further
manner and achieve financial goals. effective oversight of intermediaries augmentation of Financial Planning
It is more towards attaining a state in the financial services. The vision profession and to help Indias
of financial freedom, a way of of FPSB India is to harmonize Wealth Quotient on an upward
achieving balance in our financial diverse financial domains on the spiral.
transactions on an ongoing basis Personal Finance platform for an
than one-off transactions. The individuals disciplined achievement Warm Regards,
number of CFP professionals in India of financial goals. Such domains
stands at 1,910 as on 31 December include investments in accordance Ranjeet S Mudholkar
2015. The number CFP professionals with risk profile to achieve financial Vice Chairman & CEO, FPSB India
is 1.61 lakh worldwide. goals; insurance to cover risk to
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TABLE OF CONTENT
II. Examination 11
V. Education Partners 19
Male
Female
81%
Age 30-39
60+ 58 3.28% Age 40-49
41% Age 50-59
32%
Age 60+
20+ Years
42%
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I Membership/CFP Professional Statistics
Apr- May-
Term Total
16 16
5000 6000
4500 Passed
5000
4000
3500 4000
3000
2500 3000
Student
Series1
2000 Eligible
Series1 Series2
1500
Enrolment 2000
1000
1000
500
0
0
Total Enrollments in the Year 2016-17 and Growth over previous year
Regular Pathway
Challenge Status
Period Education Partner Total Enrollments
Self Study Mode Total Pathway
Mode
Apr-May 2016 155 119 274 26 300
Change % 16.54% (13.77%) 1.11% (3.70%) 0.67%
April 2015 133 138 271 27 298
Change % : Percentage change in 2016-17 over the same period in 2015-16
Pass Percentage across Pathways and Modes in the last three years
Year Education Partner Mode Self Study Mode Challenge Status Pathway
2015-16 40% 43% 34%
2014-15 45% 46% 33%
2013-14 43% 48% 41%
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I Membership/CFP Professional Statistics
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I Membership/CFP Professional Statistics
*Not Eligible Candidates are those who have passed all the exams and are either in the process of complying with documentation to assess
their fitness or not meeting Fitness criteria such as adequate prescribed Experience, etc. The category also includes earlier certified individuals
who have not paid fees for one or more previous years and need to be recertified.
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II Examination
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II Examination
Month wise breakup of Exam 5 & CSP Statistics for the year
2016-17
April -16
Pathway Appeared Passed Failed Pass %
Regular 84 38 46 45.24%
Challenge Status 26 9 17 34.62%
Total 110 47 63 42.73%
May -16
Pathway Appeared Passed Failed Pass %
Regular 68 25 43 36.76%
Challenge Status 17 4 13 23.53%
Total 85 29 56 34.12%
Region-Wise
Sr. No. Region Total % To Total Certificants
1 East 125 7%
2 North 302 17%
3 South 391 22%
4 West 951 54%
Total 1769 100%
City-Wise
Sr. No. City Total % To Total Certificants
1 Mumbai 608 34%
2 Delhi 131 7%
3 Bengaluru 144 8%
4 Pune 106 6%
5 Chennai 91 5%
6 Kolkata 76 4%
7 Ahmedabad 71 4%
8 Hyderabad 63 4%
Total top 8 cities 1290 73%
Other Cities 479 27%
Total Eligible Certificants 1769 100%
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III Area-Wise Distribution Of Eligible CFPCM Certificants
State-Wise
Sr. No. City Total Certificants % to Total Certificants
1 Andhra Pradesh 86 5%
2 Assam 10 1%
3 Bihar 4 --
4 Chandigarh 5 --
5 Chhattisgarh 3 --
6 Delhi 133 8%
7 Goa 11 1%
8 Gujarat 142 8%
9 Haryana 38 2%
10 Himachal Pradesh 3 --
11 Jammu and Kashmir 1 --
12 Jharkhand 7 --
13 Karnataka 161 9%
14 Kerala 30 2%
15 Madhya Pradesh 32 2%
16 Maharashtra 761 43%
17 Manipur 1 --
18 Orissa 8 --
19 Pondicherry 1 --
20 Punjab 18 1%
21 Rajasthan 37 2%
22 Tamil Nadu 113 6%
23 Uttar Pradesh 64 4%
24 Uttarakhand 8 --
25 West Bengal 92 5%
Grand Total 1769
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IV Charter Member-wise numbers of CFPCM Certificants
Education Partners: The following Education Partners have been authorized to provide CFPCM Certification Education Program
in India.
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V Education Partners
Continuous Education:
FPSB India awarded CE points to the CFPCM certificants for the following:
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VI Continuous Education
* Components of Financial Planning: Financial Management, Asset Management, Risk Management or Insurance
Planning,Tax Planning, Retirement Planning and Estate Planning
Important Points:
The requirement of acquiring 15 CE points (CEPs) is immediately after the issue of initial certification and falls due when the
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Certificants renews his/her certification at annual intervals.
2 The CEPs are to be acquired in certification period and any excess points are not carried forward in the next certification period.
The failure to renew on due date apart from late renewal penalty entails requirement of earning extra CEPs only beyond 6 months
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of due date of renewal.
Failure to fulfill the Continuous Education criterion within the prescribed period will result in non-renewal of CFP Certification and
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will also preclude any use of the CFP marks by the Certificants.
Unsupported, misstated or fraudulent reporting of CE credits shall be viewed seriously and may call for action by FPSB India and
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may be a ground for disciplinary action leading to revocation of the CFP Certification.
Number of unauthorized use/misuse of the marks cases processed during the quarter.
Misuse **
Cases Opened -
Cases Concluded -
* Unauthorized use cases = Individuals/entities use the Marks without being licensed to do so.
** Misuse cases = Properly licensed individuals/entities use the Marks in a manner which does not
comply with FPSB guidelines/trademark law.
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IX. Current / Upcoming Events
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List of current/upcoming events for inclusion on FPSB Indias website that will be of interest to
FPSB Indias stakeholders
No. of Total
Sr. No. From Date To Date Workshop Theme Venue Speakers Category
Days Participant
Team KM FPSB
1 20-May-16 21-May-16 2 Faculty Development Program Mumbai 5 Training
India
Tax Planning through HUF and
1 14-May-16 14-May-16 1 Mumbai Mr. Balwant Jain 15 Workshop
Private Trusts
Tax Planning through HUF and
2 23-Apr-16 23-Apr-16 1 Mumbai Mr. Balwant Jain 15 Workshop
Private Trusts
Training Program for Final Mr. Puttaswamy Exam 5
2 18-Mar-16 19-Mar-16 2 Mumbai 15
Module (Exam 5) Gowda Training
Training Program for Final Mr. Puttaswamy Exam 5
3 26-Feb-16 27-Feb-16 2 Mumbai 19
Module (Exam 5) Gowda Training
Workshop on "Measurement of
4 06-Feb-16 06-Feb-16 1 Delhi Prof. Rishi Mehra 17 Workshop
Portfolio Risk & Return"
Workshop on "Financial Plan Mr. Puttaswamy
5 09-Jan-16 09-Jan-16 1 Mumbai 15 Workshop
Contruction" Gowda
Workshop on "Equity Valuation-
6 20-Dec-15 20-Dec-15 1 Delhi Dr. Vinod Kumar 21 Workshop
A Practical Approach"
Workshop on "Financial Plan Mr. Puttaswamy
7 19-Dec-15 19-Dec-15 1 Mumbai 19 Workshop
Contruction" Gowda
Workshop on Real
8 28-Nov-15 28-Nov-15 1 Estate,Reverse Mortgage & Mumbai Mr. Balwant Jain 22 Workshop
Taxation Aspect of Property
Workshop on The Art of
9 28-Nov-15 28-Nov-15 1 Delhi Mr. Surya Bhatia 35 Workshop
Drawing a Financial Plan
Workshop on NRI Taxation to
10 31-Oct-15 31-Oct-15 1 Mumbai Mr. Arvind Rao 55 Workshop
be held on October 31st 2015
Former Judge,
Supreme Court of India and
Justice (Retd.) Shri
1 Chairman Former Chairman,
B.N.Srikrishna
Financial Sector Legislative Reforms Commission
(FSLRC)
Vice Chairman and Vice Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
2 Mr. Ranjeet S Mudholkar, CFPCM
Chief Executive Officer FPSB India
3 Mr. Cyril Shroff Director Managing Partner, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas
Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer,
4 Mr. Dinesh Khara Director
SBI Funds Management Pvt. Ltd.
Editor-Mint Money,
5 Ms. Monika Halan, CFPCM Director
HT Media Ltd.
President & Whole Time Director,
6 Mr. N Sivaraman Director
L&T Finance Holdings Ltd.
Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer,
7 Mr. Pankaj Mathpal, CFPCM Director
Optima Money Managers Pvt. Ltd.
Group Chief Executive officer,
8 Mr. Sachindra Nath Director
Religare Enterprises Ltd.
Wadhawan Global Capital Pvt Ltd,
9 Mr. Suresh Mahalingam Director Hold Company of Dewan Housing
Finance Corporation Ltd.
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XI. List of Charter Members of
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FPSB India
The updated list of Charter Members of FPSB India is given below:
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