PA Awards 2024: Final chance for providers to enter over the weekend!

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This is the final chance for providers to submit entries for the 2024 Professional Adviser Awards.

You are warmly invited to submit your entries now! Entries for our provider categories will close first thing Monday morning. ***Click here to enter*** The 2024 PA Awards ceremony will take place in London on 20 March.  The provider categories for 2024 are: Best Client Engagement (Provider) We are looking for providers across the industry that believe they have come up with powerful and/or innovative ways to help advisers better educate, inform and communicate with their clients in the last 12 months. Best Consumer Duty Initiative (Provider)  ***NEW FOR 2024*** We are lo...

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