Countdown to PA360: Hear Justin Onuekwusi on 24 April

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Navigating an uncertain investment outlook will be the focus of Legal & General Investment Management fund manager Justin Onuekwusi when he takes the stage at Professional Adviser's inaugural PA360 event next Tuesday.

Taking place at The Brewery in central London on 24 April, this exciting all-day conference will offer a comprehensive 360-degree view of financial advice, with an unmissable line-up of dynamic speakers ranged across three streams focusing on what matters most to advisers - ‘You and your business', ‘You and your clients' and ‘You and your profession'. "All eyes are on the US and Donald Trump has chosen ‘inflate and wait' as the backing music," says Onuekwusi. "Along with the Fed, investors now need to dance around the twin perils of economic overheating and quantitative easing ending - a...

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