PA360 goes digital for three days in October

7, 8 and 9 October

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Professional Adviser's flagship conference for financial advisers is going digital over the course of three days in October.

Instead of running two separate live events in the shape of PA360 and PA360 North, due to the coronavirus this year we have merged the two conferences together digitally on 7, 8 and 9 October.  Naturally we are disappointed not to see all of our delegates and readers face-to-face but the digital event does bring some added benefits: Hosting the event digitally allows advisers to view the full conference programme from the safety of their home without having to worry about social distancing either at the event or on public transport The programme is being run over three days to all...

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