AIFA says the move by the pair demonstrates their "ongoing commitment to the profession" and says it is pleased that support is being pledged at "such an important time for IFAs."
The organisation adds that it will now bring a series of events to members in association with RBS, focusing on Cautious and Balanced funds. RBS has produced a number of research pieces on those topics since the start of the year.
M&G, meanwhile, will give AIFA the opportunity to reach members via the former’s iView channel, which features fund manager profiles and interviews.
"RBS are delighted to be working so closely with AIFA and its members, with a commitment to supporting the IFA community as we strive to offer greater investment choice to IFAs and their clients" said Zak de Mariveles, managing director of RBS Global Banking & Markets.
