PA Awards 2025: Provider shortlists revealed!

Recognising the best in multi-asset and MPS investing, paraplanning, Consumer Duty, and more...

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Here they are. The next set of shortlists for the Professional Adviser Awards 2025…

Congratulations to each and every firm that has made the very competitive shortlist across our provider categories for this year. The PA Awards are an excellent opportunity for the industry to come together to reflect on all the achievements of the past year. Now proudly in its 20th year, the awards celebrate success for providers and advisers in all corners of the UK as well as recognising the best in multi-asset and MPS investing, paraplanning, client engagement, Consumer Duty, and more. You can now book your place to join us at the awards on 19 March at The Brewery in London. To bo...

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