Showcasing practical outsourcing opportunities

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RealAdviser's annual forum and awards at the Haberdashers' Hall in London on 20 October 2005 aims to give advisers practical ways to deal with an increasingly difficult investing and regulatory environment

The pressures facing the modern financial adviser are well documented. But there is an increasing range of services that can help advisers build a more profitable and successful business. The RealAdviser forum will showcase the outsourcing possibilities available to advisers from investment groups, life offices and other service providers. The morning session will show advisers the practical benefits of outsourcing investments and how to choose the right partner. Our keynote speaker will show how to select an outsourced solution and the difference it can make to an adviser business. Our...

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