PA launches inaugural Women in Financial Advice Awards

Nomination process now open

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Professional Adviser is proud to launch the inaugural Women in Financial Advice Awards in association with its sister brands Cover and Retirement Planner. The nomination process is now open.

The Women in Financial Advice Awards are designed to celebrate the achievements of women working within the financial advice community and also the broader financial services sector in the UK. Find out how to make your nominations here Do you work with a woman who is a trailblazer in financial advice or an associated area, such as adviser support, platform provision or investment, retirement, protection or mortgage solutions? Or do you know a woman whose contribution to a particular project or task has been inspirational? Perhaps there is a rising female star in your midst or someone who...

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