SimplyBiz Group reveals line-up for Advice Show

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The SimplyBiz Group has published the agenda and panellists for its next Advice Show, taking place on Monday 18 May.

The show, which will be broadcast live through the group’s new virtual events platform, features industry figures including Jackie Boylan of FundsNetwork, Martin Lines of Just, Nick Eatock of Intelliflo and Obe Ejikeme of Carmignac.

The Group’s Joint CEO, Neil Stevens, compliance director, Gary Kershaw and director of compliance policy, Richard Nuttall, will also be appearing.

The event, which begins at 10am and is open to everyone within the financial services sector, offers sessions on the investment market outlook, a regulatory update, a look at the role technology is playing in the current climate and insight on the realities of identifying and supporting vulnerable clients.

Richard Ardron, marketing director of the SimplyBiz Group, said: “The Advice Show has always been a great way for advisers to access real insight and thought leadership via our live broadcasts. Whilst our London studio remains closed, we’ve been able to simply move the event into new virtual platform, which means that we can offer the same topical and relevant areas of debate, alongside audience participation and interactive and engaging discussions with some of the most respected and experienced names in the business.

“We’ve had over 3,500 registrations over the past month or so for events through our new virtual system, so we know the appetite for learning and development and insight is still very much thriving amongst the adviser community, and we’ve delighted to be able to deliver high-quality events like the Advice Show to the industry.”

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