Revealed: All the winners at the 2020 Professional Adviser Awards

Berry & Oak win three

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Berry & Oak, Standard Life and Legal & General Investment Management all went home multiple winners at the 2020 Professional Adviser Awards.

Berry & Oak, led by Sarah and Andrew Elson(pictured, middle), picked up the Adviser Firm of the Year - North East, Best Client Engagement (Advisers) and the big gong - UK Adviser Firm of the Year. Legal & General Investment Management also won double, picking up the Best Multi-Asset Group and Best Multi-Asset Fund Range: Volatility Managed awards. Premier had dominated the multi-asset awards, which are based on data as well as judges' opinions, for the last couple of years. In the three platform categories, Standard Life took home two awards - one for its Wrap platform and one for Ele...

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