Financial Adviser Event to hold ‘Covid-safe’ events in September

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Financial Adviser Event (FAE) has two events in London and Manchester, scheduled to take place in September 2021.

Financial Adviser Event Manchester will take place first on 23 September at the Victoria Warehouse, followed by FAE London at Wapping’s Tobacco Dock on 30 September.

The London event was originally planned for summer 2021 but, to ensure events can take place without restrictions or rescheduling, it has been moved to autumn.

Laura Calcroft, FAE organiser, said: “We know so many in our industry have been keen to get back out into physical events and seeing each other – doing business virtually has been shown to be very effective over the past 12 months, but in person networking and learning is a crucial way to stay connected.

“By September we’re confident everyone will be raring to get back to the buzz and excitement of an event like Financial Adviser Event and we’re curating an amazing line-up of speakers and opportunities to make both London and Manchester productive, interesting and busy dates in the calendar.”

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