Awards designed to recognise and reward

Like most people involved in financial services over the past 15 years or so, it would be fair to say that I had become somewhat cynical of industry award ceremonies and the manner in which awards were accredited to the winners.

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Having said that, it was still nice to be presented with an award, and benefit from the future marketing opportunities that followed. It seems however that nowadays the majority of awards are either voted for by IFA's or selected by an independent panel of judges, usually made up from well known industry specialists and in some cases financial journalists which just goes to add more gravitas and meaning to actually being nominated and actually receiving the award. This year's 7th Professional Adviser Awards, to be held at the Park Lane Hilton in London on 10 February, will be no differen...

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