Canada Life partners with Panacea

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Panacea Adviser, the online community and resource for directly regulated financial advisers, has announced Canada Life has joined its growing list of partners.

This new partnership will provide the Panacea Adviser community with a range of tools and resources to help with a range of investment planning areas – from comparing different tax wrappers to plotting fund and equity performance.

Derek Bradley, CEO of Panacea Adviser, said: “As the community continues to grow, we are constantly reviewing and developing our offerings to ensure advisers have fast and easy access to the latest tools in the market and so are pleased to welcome Canada Life on board.

“Advisers are regularly adapting the programmes and materials they use, in order to provide the best service to their clients. We expect Canada Life’s range of support and resources to be very popular with users of the site.”

Nick Harding, propositions and marketing director, Canada Life, added: “With such a large adviser audience, Panacea Adviser is a perfect platform to update advisers about our latest support materials and educational tools.

“Advisers know their individual clients’ needs are unique and so we are looking forward to working with Panacea and its community to widen our support to advisers, be more accessible and deliver valued support.”

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