Women in Financial Advice Awards 2024: Shortlists revealed!

All the winners will be announced at a celebratory gala dinner on 6 November

Professional Adviser
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Here they are. Professional Adviser is proud to reveal all the shortlists for the 2024 Women in Financial Advice Awards...

Congratulations to all the women and businesses listed in the shortlists! The following shortlists were whittled down from the more than 600 entries to the 2024 Women in Financial Advice Awards following the initial nomination process. The judging process to find the winners and potentially some highly commended entrants now begins with a panel of 30 expert judges from across the financial services sector making the final call. All the winners will be revealed at a gala dinner on 6 November held at the Marriott Grosvenor Square, London. To find out more about the awards, the jud...

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