Date revealed for Schroders UK Platform Awards

In association with Professional Adviser

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On 26 September 2017, the great and the good of the platform world will once again gather for the Schroders UK Platform Awards at the London Hilton in Park Lane to acclaim excellence and achievement in platform technology.

Now in their 11th year, the awards - which are run in association with Professional Adviser and will again be hosted by BBC journalist Kate Silverton - are open to advisers, platforms and providers of platform technology and toolsets. The awards' organiser Clive Waller (pictured) said: "The late and much missed Paul Bradshaw used to say platforms are ultimately just expensive bits of technology - he was, as ever, quite right. Technology changes at a pace - so must the platform awards. Our awards will continue to recognise excellence and success in mainstream retail investment. "We sha...

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