PA Awards 2024: Full list of this year's winners revealed!

See who took home a trophy last night across our various categories

Professional Adviser
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Here they are… the winners of the Professional Adviser Awards 2024.

Last night (20 March) marked 19 years of the PA Awards and saw a wide range of industry professionals including advisers, providers, and fund managers gather together at The Brewery in London. The awards celebrated and reflected on the last 12 months of success and progress in the industry, with awards handed out to recognise the very best in advice propositions, ESG, Consumer Duty, multi-asset solutions and more. The list of winners for 2024 is as follows:  Administrator of the Year Amy Collins, Oakmere Wealth Management  Adviser Firm of the Year Berry & Oak  Adviser Firm of ...

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