Get your entries in for the Online Finance Awards 2005

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Closing date for entries to the Online Finance Awards 2005 is drawing near, as applications must be submitted by close of business on Friday 16th September.

As this is the sixth year Incisive Media has championed the standards of excellence set by the online financial services industry, we anticipate more entries than ever before as firms are keen to share the progress financial groups bring to technology and information development. Deadline is Friday 16th September and judging will then take place throughout October by a panel of financial services and technology experts, so make sure you register today to get your application in on time. The results will then be revealed at a glittering event at Vinopolis on the South Bank, London on T...

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