QED Risk Services Credit Licensing Kit

As promised, QED Risk Services will have their Australian Credit Licensing Application Kit ready for sale on March 15.

As well as templates for all the required policies and procedures that Licensees are required to have, the Kit contains comprehensive walkthrough guides and checklists to ensure that the user has complete “look and feel” understanding of the ASIC Licensing process when it hits on 1 July.

The Kit will sell for $1,000 which represents a massive saving over some of the “free” manuals being offered as the QED Risk Services Kit contains a wealth of “how-to” information not available elsewhere. We estimate the time savings available through the use of our Kit over the “free” offerings is worth around $8,000 to the average mortgage broker.

Of course, in addition to the Kit offering, QED Risk Services will be pleased to provide an all-encompassing, fixed price service to prospectiveCredit Licensees to cover all Licence requirements for them.

Businesses that purchase the Kit will have the price of the Kit deducted from their consulting fees if they subsequently choose to use QED Risk Services to apply for their full Credit Licence.

Please see our Contact Us page if you have further questions.

Posted on: Wednesday, 17 February, 2010

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