Scot Prov and AXA bottom of adviser service table

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Scottish Provident and AXA are bottom of Sesame's latest Provider Service Index which measures advisers' satisfaction levels.

Also bringing up the rear was Prudential in third from last position and Winterthur in fourth from bottom. At the top of the table, Just Retirement was way out in front of the competition, taking the number one spot for the third Index running. Legal and General was in second place, with Standard Life in third and Skandia fourth. Significant improvements were seen at Canada Life, which climbed from 20th to 17th and improved its score from -2.1 to -0.3. Bright Grey and Royal Liver both climbed three places to 7th and 8th places respectively. The survey of adviser satisfaction levels f...

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