Advisers honoured at CISI 2020 Financial Planning Awards

‘Year quite unlike any other’

Jenna Brown
clock • 1 min read

A host of advisers have been honoured at the annual Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI) awards, with boosst and Woodruff Financial Planning among the winners.

CISI head of financial planning Jacqueline Lockie said the winners' achievements were to be celebrated especially in "this year quite unlike any other". She said: "Their resilience and dedication to their profession is a fantastic testament to their skills and passion in bringing financial planning's life-changing guidance to the consumer." The winners were: Paraplanner of the Year Award 2020 winner: Pippa Oldfield, Mazars CFP Professional of the Year Award 2020 winner: Paul Welsh, Financial Planning Corporation David Norton Building Excellence Award 2020 winner: Woodruff Fin...

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