PA360 2025: The day in pictures

Professional Adviser's flagship conference returned to London this month

Professional Adviser
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More than 360 delegates joined us for PA360 in London this month (1 May).

Financial planners and advisers flocked to London in May to attend PA360. Can you spot yourself in the pictures? Attendees heard from speakers who shared practical insights on a range of topics to boost delegates' professional, business and client engagement knowledge.  Presenters included Orbis Investments head of Orbis UK Dan Brocklebank, Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) head of department, advisers, wealth and pensions, consumer investments Nick Hulme, and Standards International CEO Michelle Hoskins. Attendees also heard from and posed questions to writer, podcaster, communica...

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