Canada Life revealed as PA360 headline sponsor for third year

Conference on 7 October in London

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Professional Adviser has partnered with Canada Life for its flagship PA360 conference for financial advisers, which will take place on 7 October at the Brewery in Central London.

The past 18 months have been some of the most tumultuous of recent years, with the coronavirus pandemic ushering in a new world, advisers have had to adapt to survive, moulding their businesses and managing clients through a time of increasing uncertainty. More than 40 speakers will cover issues from technology, ESG, regulation and compliance to business management, establishing your brand and tackling financial wellbeing. PA360, in association with Canada Life, will bring together a host of experts who will offer their thought leadership on how best to meet the challenges of a post-Covi...

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