SIFA Professional
Directory of professional financial advisers
SIFA Professional helps financial advisers build valuable relationships with solicitors and other legal professionals.
Search the SIFA directory to find a financial adviser who’s free from third-party influence and can provide conflict-free advice.
You can search for firms by both their business specialism and location.
The benefits of working with a SIFA Professional Member
In light of increasing competition, the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) is encouraging solicitors to help their practice stand out from the crowd by considering their clients’ professional needs and offering them access to financial advice.
“Problems do not fit into neat compartments, so we are seeing firms taking an increasingly holistic approach to problem solving. And many firms benefit from the expertise and specialism of financial advisors, solicitors, accountants and others.”
Crispin Passmore, SRA director of policy 2017
The new SRA Standards and Regulations have introduced a code of conduct for firms and with it an expectation for more centralised processes. This is crucial when selecting third parties to refer to when legal work highlights the need for complimentary financial advice. After all, you need to be comfortable that the referral is in your client’s best interests and a more holistic approach is required.
Members of SIFA Professional use the SIFA Trusted Adviser logo, so you can be sure you're working with fellow professionals.
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Beyond transparency guide
Download SIFA Professional's guide on the transparency rules and how your firm can go the extra mile