Women in Financial Advice Awards 2026: Winners' gallery

Championing women in advice and financial services

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Professional Adviser proudly hosted the Women in Financial Advice Awards 2026 in association with LV= last night (4 November).

It was a great night for Katharine Photiou of L&G, who took home the Outstanding Contribution award for her transformative contribution to financial services. Chase de Vere's Rebecca Dorrian and  Atomos Wealth's Helen Howcroft both scooped two gongs. Huge congratulations to all the women and businesses that made the shortlist for this year's awards. For the full list of winners with judges comments, visit here. Scroll through our winners' gallery above to see who took home WIFA 2026 trophies!  

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