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Premier Financial going for the Double
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Tralee based financial planning practice, Premier Financial, have been shortlisted for two national awards in the fifth annual Life, Pensions and Investment (LPI) Industry Awards which will be held in the Mansion House, Dublin on Thursday, March 22. Last year Premier Financial brought home the prestigious LPI Best Investment Broker in Ireland Award and this year they are going for the double, hoping for wins in both of their shortlisted categories: the Regional Financial Planning Firm and the Life & Pensions Broker of the Year.
Denis Murphy, MD Premier Financial, commented: “We are delighted to be shortlisted for the Regional Financial Planning Firm and the Life & Pensions Broker of the Year. We provide a winning team of experts to help our clients understand where they are today and where they want to go to in the future and then provide them with a clear plan on how to get there. Last year our dedication was nationally recognised with the winning of the LPI Best Investment Broker in Ireland Award 2017 and this year our team are hoping to repeat this success and win the overall award in both our categories.”
The annual Irish Broker’s Association Life, Pensions and Investment Awards give recognition to financial brokers who have proven their excellence, professionalism and dedication to maintaining high standards in the Irish marketplace. Over 530 financial services professionals from all over Ireland attend the LPI Awards Gala, a celebratory night to recognise and commend those at the forefront of their industry.
For more information visit premierfinancial.ie, phone 066 71 85723 or email info@premierfinancial.ie. You can also follow them on Twitter @PremierIreland
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