Vote now for PA's Personality of the Year 2019

Winner revealed on 7 February

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Professional Adviser has, with your help, completed its shortlist of 10 candidates, one of whom will be named Personality of the Year at the PA Awards on Thursday, and is now looking to you to vote for your favourite.

The award recognises an individual who stands out for their contributions to the financial advice sector and, while it goes without saying advisers tend to be heavily represented in our list, where appropriate, we are delighted to include players from other parts of the financial services profession. Cast your vote here Combining the thoughts of our journalists, of our panel of expert PA Awards judges as they deliberated over the different categories and, over the course of the year and especially the last week, of our readers, we have come up with a list of 10 worthy contenders, name...

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