PFS announces annual conference dates

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The Personal Finance Society (PFS) will hold its fifth annual conference in London on 25-26 November.

The Conference, which the group says is celebrating the bicentenary of Charles Darwin's birth by recognising the evolution in the professionalism of financial advice, will be chaired by Seven Investment Management director Justin Urquhart Stewart. The PFS says the conference, to be held at the London Hilton Metropole hotel, will give delegates an opportunity to hear from inspirational high calibre speakers, participate in interactive breakout sessions and network with like-minded professionals. Paul Lothian, president of the PFS says the finance profession has much to be proud of and ...

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