Bookings are now being taken for Fiduciary Fundamentals 2012, the Association of Corporate Service Providers’ essential skills programme for professional development. As in previous years the taught courses will be, in the main, delivered by Jo French of the Jersey International Business School, an educationalist specialising in corporate governance training, while her colleague, fellow lecturer Chris Usher, will be holding two anti-money laundering courses in March. The Department of Economic Development has agreed to provide sponsorship for the courses, the first tranche of which will run from January to March 2012 as follows: January 26 International Trust Developments and Application Offshore (Vista/STAR) 12noon - 2.15pm January 27 Anti-Money Laundering Awareness 10.30am – 1.15pm February 16 Insider Dealing and Market Abuse – latest trends and regulator responses 12noon – 2.15pm March 5 Anti-Money Laundering Update – focus on Bribery Act and corruption 2.45 - 5.15pm. (Lecturer Chris Usher, whose 12noon – 2.15pm course that day of the same title is fully booked) March 16 Introduction to Trust Law and Administration 10.30am – 1.15pm March 16 Effective Offshore Trust Administration 2 – 4.45pm Further course dates from Easter 2012 onwards will be announced in due course. All courses will be at the upper hall, Loch Promenade Church, Douglas. Prices remain unchanged at ?50 per session for staff of ACSP members or associate members, ?75 per session for non-members. Bookings will only be accepted with completed application forms and payment. Bookings will not be accepted by email. For details, contact Antonia King, aking@acsp.co.im or visit www.acsp.co.im. ENDS