Multi-Asset Roadshow 2024: Bristol and London still to go!

Join us in Leeds, Warrington, Birmingham, Bristol and London

Professional Adviser
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It is a new year and there is no saying what is in store as uncertain markets and regulatory change continue to put pressure on investment decisions.

The complexities and costs of constructing and managing individual client portfolios in-house are growing exponentially. Advisers are also shifting their focus towards the more holistic financial planning structure clients now expect. Against this backdrop, asset allocation and selection is being increasingly left in the hands of discretionary fund managers and asset managers. To help you prepare for what's ahead, Professional Adviser is back with its Multi-Asset Roadshow for 2024 - five cities in two weeks. With the UK still not in the clear from the threat of a recession, multi-asset...

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