Sesame Bankhall Group launches Covid-19 adviser support hub

Four sections

Hannah Godfrey
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Sesame Bankhall Group (SBG) has launched a new support hub that it said will help advisers to support their customers and continue to trade safely through the coronavirus pandemic.

The new hub provides advisers with a range of practical information and tools, which are based on the latest expert knowledge and guidance from across the financial services industry and beyond.  It has been designed to help support members of Sesame Network, PMS Mortgage Club and Bankhall, along with the wider financial services community. Split into four sections, the hub covers personal wellbeing, with hints and tips to help advisers and their customers to stay healthy - both physically and mentally, and a section on business and financial wellbeing, which includes information and ...

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