Revealed: All the winners at the PA Awards 2021

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Revealed: All the winners at the PA Awards 2021

Lucas Fettes Financial Planning walked away as one of the big winners of the 2021 PA Awards, picking up the Adviser Firm of the Year - UK and Midlands & East Anglia gongs.

Legal & General Investment Management and Liontrust were the other double award winners. The full list of categories, winners and highly commendeds from the ceremony is laid out below. The Paraplanner...

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