FT Adviser’s Top 100 Financial Advisers is based on Financial Clarity data, from ISS Market Intelligence. 

The annual rankings, which detail some of the best and fastest-growing advisory businesses from across the UK, provide a snapshot of the amazing work by advisers amid a turbulent few years.

We consider metrics such as the length of time a company has remained in business, or whether it has achieved CII chartered or CISI accredited status, as well as financial data, to indicate how firms are trying to do the right thing by their clients, no matter what external shocks might hit the UK.

This year's Top 100 list was revealed at the Financial Advice Forum, where we celebrated and awarded all ranked companies. If your company is listed, you can purchase your Top 100 logo, trophy, or certificate by getting in contact with catherine.alderson@ft.com.

FT Adviser's Diversity in Finance Awards, now in their sixth year, aim to showcase the best initiatives, campaigns and success stories over the past 12 months when it comes to diversity and inclusion in the financial services sector. 

Diversity and inclusion is not a corporate catchphrase but an organisational imperative in today’s workplace. It is clear that diversity and inclusion in the workplace leads to increased innovation, better opportunities for all and improved business performance, while companies that fail to capture and nurture this talent are missing out on opportunities to enhance their business model.

The Diversity in Finance Awards have been designed to celebrate individuals in financial services and UK financial services companies who have taken active steps towards a more inclusive, diverse and fair industry that works better for all stakeholders: colleagues, customers and the community.

Entries for 2024 are now closed and the winners have been announced. Register interest on the website to receive updates about the 2025 event. 

FT Adviser's Service Awards are now in their 34th year and continue to highlight the very best in service provision to advisers and their clients from across the financial services industry.

But what does 'good' service look like, especially in a post-Covid-19 world? Have providers gone the extra mile to demonstrate their commitment to you and to your clients? And, if so, which providers have proved they really do put the customer at the heart of their business models?

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