Winners revealed of Gold Standard Awards 2021

19th year

Tom Ellis
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Incisive Media's publications Professional Adviser, Investment Week and Cover, are delighted to announce the winners of the Gold Standard Awards 2021.

The awards were relaunched this year to recognise company excellence in the financial advice and discretionary fund management sectors and help build and restore consumer trust in the industry. Achieving the Gold Standard means the recipient firm has all the characteristics of a successful, high-quality, sustainable and responsible business in the 2020s.  This allows companies to demonstrate to clients, employees and other stakeholders that they excel in the capabilities that matter most to them, while supporting higher standards across the sector.  Now in their 19th year, the Gold...

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