CFP Board

New data shows an increase in the number of CFP professionals who are people of color and women. But is it enough?

The growing number of commission-free planners at IBDs doesn't necessarily fit the industry’s accepted definition, or its traditional categories.

New Chairwoman Susan John says the board is preparing for more cases due to its new standards and code of conduct.

The planner is among the brightest minds in the financial planning profession, but his endorsement of the organization's certification standards is "decidedly enigmatic."

The certification could stop being the gold standard and become the requirement, if only the regulatory path were clearer.

Addressing the imbalance in the industry is a strategic imperative.

An unknown number of test-takers viewed results online showing that they had passed, when their results were still under review.

Find out where this year's programs fall on the map.

The board is calling for public comment on a variety of changes and released FAQs for planners about new standards of conduct taking effect next year.

The inaugural event builds on mounting industry interest in improving its historically dismal record on growing the ranks of minorities and women in wealth management.