Financial Adviser Event rescheduled for September

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The Financial Adviser Event has decided to reschedule its inaugural event to 8 September.

A new event in London and Manchester, it is designed to offer forward-thinking advisers the chance to explore the changing face of financial services.

It will also bring its fintech and educational opportunities to the advisory community in the North, taking place at Manchester’s Victoria Warehouse on 17 September 2020.

Laura Calcroft said: “I am pleased to announce that we have been able to move the Financial Adviser Event to a new September date to ensure it is best placed for the market and to maximise business opportunity as we recover from these testing times.

“I will however continually monitor and review the situation, until such a time that we feel it is safe and responsible to hold industry events and reassure you that you will be fully updated. It is my commitment to work together to ensure our sector remains buoyant and we don’t navigate this alone.”

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