Standard Life scoops 'Advisers Choice' award

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Hargreaves Lansdown, Friends Provident and Prudential shared five winners' awards at the fifth annual Online Finance Awards 2004 held last evening.

Further prize winners included Selestia, Smile, Birmingham Midshires, Bradford & Bingley, Assureweb, Interactive Investor and Deal4Free. Standard Life’s www.ifazone.com scooped the Adviser’s Choice award. The evening is arranged to reward excellence in sites specialising in financial services across a number of b2b and b2c categories, with judges scoring points for categories such as technology, level and clarity of information, presentation, as well as ethical use of information provided on the sites. Deborah Benn, chair of the judging panel said: “A combination of increased competi...

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