Women in Financial Advice Awards 2024: Join your peers for an evening of celebration!

Awards ceremony on 6 November at London’s Marriott Grosvenor Square

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Secure your place today to celebrate the Women in Financial Advice Awards winners on 6 November.

There is less than a month to go until the Women in Financial Advice Awards take place in London, celebrating the achievements of deserving individuals and businesses who have made their mark in financial services and on the advice profession. In July, PA revealed the shortlist for the awards, including for the the Woman of the Year, Financial Adviser of the Year and Rising Star categories. Being shortlisted is a huge achievement, with the industry-wide nomination process having attracted more than 1,500 nominations for 792 women from 337 companies. This year's glittering awards cerem...

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