MFPC, AII to expand financial planning across Asean, China


KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Financial Planning Council (MFPC) and the Asian Institute of Insurance (AII) has formalised a strategic memorandum of agreement (MoA) in conjunction with the final day of the Premier RFP Capstone Programme 2025.

The ceremony held last Friday at Royale Chulan Damansara – witnessed by MFPC National Council members, programme trainers, participants, and the MFPC Secretariat – highlighted the shared commitment of both organisations to advance financial planning professionalism and foster regional collaboration.

The MoA signing added meaningful significance to the Premier Capstone Programme, MFPC’s annual flagship initiative that alternates each year between the registered financial planner (RFP) and syariah RFP designations.

This intensive five-day fast-track pathway is tailored for C-suite leaders, delivering internationally benchmarked training that enhances financial planning expertise, strengthens organisational competitiveness, and expands Malaysia’s pool of qualified financial planners.

The partnership seeks to promote and deliver the RFP and syariah RFP programmes to a wider audience, while expanding regional opportunities in Asean and China.

Aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals 2030 agenda, the collaboration underscores both organisations’ commitment to advancing human capital development, enhancing professional standards, and equipping practitioners with the expertise and ethics needed to navigate a dynamic financial landscape. — Bernama

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