Professional Adviser invites you to The Great British Pub Quiz

In support of CASCAID

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Professional Adviser and sister brand Investment Week will be holding The Great British Pub Quiz on 11 May, inviting the financial services sector to help raise cash for charity campaign CASCAID in support of Cancer Research UK.

The quiz will start at 6pm on 11 May at The Brewery, London and teams of six to eight people, or individuals, are invited to get involved. Guests should arrive for 6pm with the quiz kicking off at 6.30pm. A curry break will take place at 7.30pm before the quiz resumes at 8pm. For more information and to book tickets, click here. CASCAID is a new initiative that brings the asset and wealth management community together with a view to raising £1m for Cancer Research UK in 2017. So far, almost £250,000 has been raised with - among a variety of initiatives - M&G head of retail fixed...

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