PA Awards 2023: Adviser category shortlists revealed!

The industry’s best in paraplanning, admin, and client engagement

Professional Adviser
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Here they are. The final set of shortlists for the Professional Adviser Awards 2023…

A warm congratulations to all those who have made the shortlist across our adviser categories for 2023. You can now book your place to join us at the awards on 25 April at Hilton London Bankside. To book your table, click here The PA Awards are a wonderful opportunity for the industry to gather together to celebrate the last 12 months of success for providers and advisers from all corners of the UK. Now proudly in their 18th year, the awards will also recognise the best in multi-asset investing, platform provision, adviser support, paraplanning, and client engagement. This year...

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