Re-platforming, PI insurance and Robert Peston... PA360's best bits

PA360 panels and talks

Tom Ellis
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In this special episode of The Pro Adviser Podcast, we have pulled together some of the best clips from talks and panels at our flagship conference PA360, with re-platforming and PI premiums at the top of the agenda.

Our latest podcast also has political and financial journalist Robert Peston answering the PA360 audience's questions on matters ranging from Brexit and the current government to the general situation of the country. The platform panel at the event saw Nucleus CEO David Ferguson and Standard Life Aberdeen head of UK propositions David Tiller discussing re-platforming. Liberty Speciality senior underwriter Paul Freeman is sandwiched between the platform bosses and Peston. Hear from an England cricketer turned psychologist...

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