Revealed: All the winners at the Women in Financial Advice Awards 2019

‘Inspirational stories’

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Addidi Wealth founder Anna Sofat was named Financial Adviser of the Year at the second Women in Financial Advice Awards on Wednesday evening at a gala dinner attended by almost 500 finance professionals.

In a close-run contest for the Awards' big accolade, Sofat, who had topped the London Financial Adviser of the Year regional category, narrowly beat Piercefield Oliver founding partner Louise Oliver, who won the Financial Adviser of the Year - South West award, into the runner-up position. Other dual winners on the night were BRI Wealth Management financial planning director Hannah Edwards, who was adjudged both Financial Adviser of the Year - Midlands & East Anglia and Woman of the Year - Investment Advice; and KBA FS director Sarah Hogan, who picked up the awards for Financial Adviser ...

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