Revealed: Fourth set of shortlists for the 2020 PA Awards

Tom Ellis
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Over the course of this week Professional Adviser has revealed the majority of the shortlists for our 2020 PA Awards, the winners of which will be announced at a black-tie dinner in February.

We are proud to say that, once again, so many great financial advice and provider firms put themselves forward and entered these awards, which are celebrating their 15th year. These awards seek to award excellence both within the financial adviser profession and the broader financial services sector that provides them with the products to best serve their clients.  Below are the final shortlists - with a few exceptions - for our awards that will take place on 6 February 2020. Best discretionary fund manager - Morningstar - Copia Capital Management - Charles Stanley - James...

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