Entries now open for Gold Standard Awards 2015

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Does your firm 'wow' clients with its customer service? Do you take your social responsibility as seriously as your advice? Then Professional Adviser is pleased to welcome you to enter our Gold Standard Awards 2015.

Now in their 13th year, the Gold Standard Awards not only take account of a company's capability to conduct business, but assess standards of service, financial strength, fair value, trust, governance and social responsibility. The financial advice category is open to firms which offer a comprehensive range of financial planning services. Winners for 2014 were: • Almary Green Investments • Carbon Financial Partners • Investment Quorum Limited • Mazars Financial Planning • McCarthy Taylor • Saunderson House • Wingate Financial Planning The discretionary portfolio m...

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