Ken Davy: 50 years in advice and why the future is bright
Resilience and adaptability
Ken Davy: "The combination of this year’s social and technological changes means that the opportunity to cost effectively serve the wider market now exists."
After recently passing his 50th anniversary of working in the financial advice sector, Ken Davy explains why the future looks so bright for the profession
There is a very famous old saying: ‘What doesn't kill you makes you stronger.' When we look back on 2020, I believe financial advisers will be able see it has been a watershed for the profession, and a...
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