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CPD compliance training that runs itself

20 CPD-assessed courses for everyone in an FCA-regulated or MLR-registered firm - rewritten this year, and scheduled, chased and certified for you in the Fundsure Portal. £120 per person per year for every course.

Fundsure training at a glance

Courses
20 online compliance courses, each about 45 minutes
CPD
Every course assessed by the CPD Certification Service, with the CPD mark on every certificate
Price
£120 per person per year for every course, with no per-course fees. AML and CTF on its own for MLR-registered firms: £60 per person per year
For
Everyone in an FCA-regulated or MLR-registered firm, with role-specific courses for client-facing staff, senior managers and compliance
Kept current
Every course rewritten or newly written for the 2026 edition; catalogue last updated September 2026
Run for you
Scheduled by group, chased automatically, certified and recorded in the Fundsure Portal
What the rules require

The training the FCA expects to see

Two courses are a requirement for almost every firm, every year. The rest of the catalogue is what adequate procedures look like in practice.

Anti-money laundering

The Money Laundering Regulations 2017 require firms to give relevant staff regular training (regulation 24). The FCA and JMLSG expect it refreshed at least annually.

Conduct Rules

Under SM&CR a firm must tell staff which Conduct Rules apply to them and take reasonable steps to make sure they understand them (FSMA section 64B).

Staying competent

Every firm must keep its staff competent for their roles (SYSC 5), and retail investment advisers need 15 hours of CPD a year (the Training and Competence sourcebook).

Everything else

Bribery, tax evasion, sanctions, data protection and the rest turn on the firm having adequate procedures, and training is part of what that means to a regulator or a court.

The 2026 edition

Not the same course as last year

Nobody learns anything from sitting an identical course every year, and they notice. Every course carries the year of its edition, and each one is rewritten as the rules move. This year that meant all 20: 7 written from scratch and the rest rewritten, with the changes listed against each course below.

  • 7 new courses for 2026, including Suitability and Complaints Handling
  • Rules in force this year reflected, from the 2026 money laundering amendments to the non-financial misconduct rule
  • Short filmed scenarios of our own, with the same cast across the catalogue
  • Each test draws 10 questions from a bank of 30, so a retake is not the same test
The catalogue

20 courses, all CPD assessed

Each is about 45 minutes, built on workplace scenarios rather than generic e-learning, with a short test and a named certificate. Catalogue last updated September 2026.

CPD Certification Service member

Every course is assessed by the CPD Certification Service, and every certificate carries the CPD mark.

For everyone at the firm

The courses most firms give every member of staff, every year.

Updated for 2026

AML and CTF

Recognising and responding to money laundering and terrorist financing: due diligence, suspicious activity reporting and personal responsibilities. Aligned to JMLSG and FCA guidance, including Annex 1 firms. Available on its own for MLR-registered firms at £60 per person per year.

What’s new in 2026 ›
  • Reflects the Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing (Amendment) Regulations 2026, in force 30 June 2026, including the new FATF call for action test for enhanced due diligence.
  • Now covers terrorist financing, proliferation financing, and the failure to prevent fraud offence in force since 1 September 2025.
  • Covers consent (DAML) when a payment is held, and the single UK Sanctions List in use since 28 January 2026.
CPD assessed · 45 min
Updated for 2026

Conduct Rules

The individual Conduct Rules that apply to nearly everyone in an SM&CR firm, and the senior manager rules above them, including fair treatment of customers under the Consumer Duty.

What’s new in 2026 ›
  • Covers all six individual conduct rules, including the Consumer Duty rule on good outcomes, plus the four senior manager rules.
  • A new page on conduct towards colleagues under the bullying, harassment and violence rule, in force from 1 September 2026.
  • Now explains exactly when the rules start applying to you.
CPD assessed · 45 min
Updated for 2026

Anti-Bribery and Corruption

Bribery as it actually turns up: agents and intermediaries, facilitation payments, gifts and hospitality, and how to raise a concern.

What’s new in 2026 ›
  • Covers the failure to prevent fraud offence and the Crime and Policing Act 2026 senior manager rule, in force 29 June 2026.
  • New pages on third parties and on facilitation payments, including what to do if your safety is at risk.
  • Teaches the receiving side of bribery, practical gifts and hospitality tests, and what belongs in the gifts register.
CPD assessed · 45 min
Updated for 2026

Anti-Tax Evasion Awareness

How a firm can be prosecuted for somebody acting for it helping another cheat the tax system, and what a request to facilitate evasion looks like.

What’s new in 2026 ›
  • Now teaches the line between evasion, avoidance and ordinary planning, and who counts as acting for the firm.
  • Reflects HMRC's first corporate prosecution and the Crime and Policing Act 2026 senior manager route, in force 29 June 2026.
  • Adds the umbrella company PAYE rules from 6 April 2026 and the Cryptoasset Reporting Framework from 1 January 2026.
CPD assessed · 45 min
Updated for 2026

Sanctions Awareness

Sanctions are prohibitions, not risk ratings: what they prohibit, why an unlisted counterparty can still be caught, and why the transaction stops first.

What’s new in 2026 ›
  • Teaches sanctions as prohibitions: freeze first, then escalate and report, and why a sanctions report is not a SAR.
  • Reflects the single UK Sanctions List from 28 January 2026 and OFSI's February 2026 enforcement framework.
  • Adds trade sanctions, ownership and control, circumvention, and what to do when an existing client is designated.
CPD assessed · 45 min
Updated for 2026

Cybersecurity Awareness

The attacks that reach regulated firms through people: the convincing email, the familiar voice on the phone, the changed payment details.

What’s new in 2026 ›
  • Teaches you to spot phishing by what a message asks you to do, following NCSC guidance, including voice and video impersonation.
  • New pages on ransomware, what to do right after clicking, safe use of AI tools, and how multi-factor methods compare.
  • Explains the joint FCA, PRA and Bank of England incident reporting regime starting 18 March 2027.
CPD assessed · 45 min
New for 2026

Data Protection

UK data protection as it applies to a regulated firm, including what the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 changed and what it did not.

CPD assessed · 45 min
New for 2026

Whistleblowing

What a reportable concern really is, the parts of the FCA's regime that reach a smaller firm, and the protection an individual has.

CPD assessed · 45 min
Updated for 2026

Non-Financial Misconduct Awareness

Bullying, harassment and violence under the Conduct Rules, which reach firms outside banking from 1 September 2026.

What’s new in 2026 ›
  • Written for the rule and guidance in force since 1 September 2026 on serious bullying, harassment and violence.
  • Explains the seriousness threshold, and where work ends and private life begins, using the FCA's own scenarios.
  • Adds what to do when someone confides in you or complains about you, and the third-party harassment duty from 30 October 2026.
CPD assessed · 45 min
Updated for 2026

Introduction to Market Conduct

Insider dealing, unlawful disclosure and market manipulation for everyone, not only people who trade: how ordinary conduct goes wrong.

What’s new in 2026 ›
  • Refocused on market abuse, with the three-part test for inside information and unlawful disclosure as an offence in its own right.
  • Adds market soundings, insider lists, personal account dealing, restricted lists and information barriers.
  • Covers off-channel messaging, and flags the cryptoasset market abuse regime starting 25 October 2027.
CPD assessed · 45 min
New for 2026

The Regulatory Regime

The induction course: who the FCA is, how permissions decide what the firm may do, and how to find and read a rule.

CPD assessed · 45 min

For client-facing and specialist roles

For the people whose roles the specific rules are written for.

Updated for 2026

Financial Promotions

What makes a post, slide or email a financial promotion, the fair, clear and not misleading standard, and who may approve one.

What’s new in 2026 ›
  • Explains the approver gateway and how internal sign-off differs from approving a promotion for someone else.
  • Adds social media and finfluencers, testimonials, performance figures and the anti-greenwashing rule.
  • Reflects the FCA's May 2026 review of approver firms.
CPD assessed · 45 min
New for 2026

Suitability

For advisers making personal recommendations and discretionary managers deciding for individual clients.

CPD assessed · 45 min
New for 2026

Complaints Handling

Built around the moment a complaint is missed, not the process after it is logged: the definition clause by clause.

CPD assessed · 45 min
New for 2026

AIFMD and IFPR

For investment firms and fund managers: what the firm may do with a fund, and what it must hold and be able to prove about its own survival.

CPD assessed · 45 min
New for 2026

Operational Resilience

How a regulated firm keeps its important services running when a supplier or system fails, and why that is a different question from business continuity.

CPD assessed · 45 min

For senior managers and compliance

For the people answerable for the firm.

Updated for 2026

Understanding the SMCR

Who is answerable for what, what certification means, what fitness and propriety is assessed against, and what you must disclose.

What’s new in 2026 ›
  • Written for everyone the regime applies to, especially certified and conduct rules staff.
  • Reflects the SMCR review confirmed in April 2026 (PS26/6) and the non-financial misconduct rule from 1 September 2026.
  • Adds regulatory references and the six-year look-back, the public Directory, and which roles are certified.
CPD assessed · 45 min
Updated for 2026

Board of Directors: Duties and Liabilities

What being a director of a small or medium regulated firm actually requires, and how a decision is examined afterwards.

What’s new in 2026 ›
  • Written for directors of small and medium regulated firms, many of them new to the role.
  • Covers Companies House identity verification and the current law on trading once insolvency is probable.
  • Covers every general duty, plus resigning, the limits of directors' insurance, and where company and regulatory duties diverge.
CPD assessed · 45 min
Updated for 2026

Compliance Officers

Running the compliance function: the risk assessment, a monitoring plan that finds things, board MI, breaches and personal accountability.

What’s new in 2026 ›
  • Centred on running the compliance function at a small or medium firm, from risk assessment to board MI and breaches.
  • Reflects the FCA's April 2026 SMCR review (PS26/6) and its new annual Regulatory Priorities reports.
  • Adds a compliance calendar, holding several roles such as MLRO, and a first-fortnight checklist.
CPD assessed · 45 min

For trust and company service providers

For HMRC-supervised firms.

Updated for 2026

AML Awareness for TCSPs

Anti-money laundering obligations under the Money Laundering Regulations 2017 for everyone in a TCSP, with HMRC's supervision expectations.

What’s new in 2026 ›
  • Focused on trust and company service work: nominees, registered offices, introducers and directorships.
  • Covers Companies House identity verification, the Register of Overseas Entities and trust registration.
  • Reflects the 2026 Amendment Regulations, in force 30 June 2026, and covers relying on accountants' and solicitors' checks.
CPD assessed · 45 min
For the compliance officer

Not just courses: the training programme, run for you

The courses are half of it. The other half is not having to chase anybody.

Scheduled, not remembered

Set each course once for the whole firm or a group, and it comes round every year on its date. New joiners are caught up automatically.

Chased for you

Reminders go out before each deadline, and the compliance officer gets a Monday email of who is behind.

Certificates anyone can check

A named certificate with the CPD mark for every pass, with a code that confirms it online - for a supervisor, an auditor or a new employer.

A record that stands up

Every sitting, score and certificate, exportable to Excel and carried into the quarterly report to your board.

The training overview: who is overdue, due soon and up to date

The compliance officer's view: who is overdue, who is due soon, and who has nothing outstanding.

A member of staff's own training page

What each member of staff sees: their courses, their deadlines and their CPD for the year.

Pricing

Simple pricing, every course included

Training is available on its own or as part of the Fundsure Portal, where it sits alongside compliance monitoring, attestations and the rest of your compliance programme.

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£60per person, per year

AML and CTF on its own, for MLR-registered firms

For FCA Annex 1 firms and other MLR-registered businesses that only need the annual anti-money laundering training. The same CPD-assessed course, run for you in the portal, with the full catalogue there whenever you want it.

Simple, transparent pricing
£120per person, per year

Every course in the catalogue, as many as each person needs. No per-course fees.

  • Join part-way through a month and the rest of it is free
  • Add people during the year for the months that remain
  • Everyone renews on one date
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FAQ

Training questions, answered

Try a course, or see the whole thing

We will send you a link to take any course from start to finish, or walk you through the portal with a demonstration firm.