Octopus Investments named headline sponsor of PA360

27 April in London

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Octopus Investments has been named the headline sponsor of Professional Adviser's flagship event PA360.

PA360, in association with Octopus Investments, is an in-person, multi-stream management conference and exhibition that offers you the opportunity to meet fellow delegates and sponsors and get actively involved. You can connect with those in the room and come away with practical solutions, inspired ideas, and the motivation to tackle the financial year ahead. More than 40 experts will be speaking across the most important issues for you and your business. Expect insightful discussions and presentations on topics from technology, investment, regulation and compliance to business structure...

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