Finura Partners Take Top Spot at the Money Management Financial Planner Awards 2017
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We are delighted to share the news that Finura Partners won Tax-efficient Investing Planner of the Year 2017 at last night’s Money Management Awards.
The Money Management Financial Planner of the Year Awards are open to all financial advisers, including IFAs, restricted advisers and paraplanners. Each submission was marked against the international financial planning standards set by the Financial Planning Standards Board.
Following submission of a client case study, Finura Partners’ Director, Toby Owen-Browne, attended a face-to-face interview at the head office of the Financial Times in London back in September.
Competing against four other shortlisted candidates in the category, two of Finura’s directors attended the awards dinner last night at The Avenue restaurant in St James’ to hear the results and we are thrilled that Finura’s hard work in this area of financial services has been recognised at these prestigious awards.
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