PA unveils major new adviser-focused event for 2018

PA360 – 24 April 2018

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Professional Adviser has today revealed a significant new addition to its growing calendar of events and roadshows tailored specifically for financial advisers - PA360.

Taking place in The Brewery in the City of London on 24 April 2018, the PA360 conference will feature a strong line-up of dynamic speakers ranged across three channels designed to focus on what matters most to advisers - ‘You and your clients', ‘You and your business' and ‘You and your profession'. According to Professional Adviser editor Julian Marr, PA360 - which will also enable advisers to size up potential new service providers and professional connection partners and network with their peers - takes as its starting point the idea there has never been a better time to be a financial...

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