Quilter launches mental support hub for advisers

Mental Health Week initiative

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Financial advice giant Quilter has launched a new online resource to support the mental health of advisers globally as part of Mental Health Awareness Week.

Quilter's ‘Thrive' for advisers forms part of its website launched to support financial advice businesses during the coronavirus pandemic.  Thrive, initially launched in 2018 but recently adapted to help advisers through Covid-19, provides a host of free materials including podcasts and videos, tips on working remotely and materials on how to cope with isolation and build resilience. Quilter chief executive Paul Feeney described the coronavirus pandemic as "the biggest behavioural and emotional challenge of our time" and said he wanted Quilter to be a place where it is "okay not to be...

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