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Professional Adviser's flagship event PA360 Digital begins on this morning (7 October) and takes place over three days online.

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. You can take a look at the programme for the digital event here. Speakers will be covering issues from fair pricing to technology, intergenerational wealth to diversity, investment and decumulation to regulation and compliance. Experts will offer their thought leadership on how best to meet the challenges of the new Covid-19 landscape. Financial advisers who will be taking part in our presentati...

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