W1M Shortlisted for Two Citywire Adviser Choice Awards 2026
We are delighted to announce that W1M has been shortlisted in two categories at the prestigious Citywire Adviser Choice Awards 2026:
- Best Reporting
- Best Communication
These awards recognise the best investment management firms as rated by financial advisers across the UK. The audience of Citywire New Model Adviser scored the discretionary fund managers they work with across 10 key criteria, providing exclusive insight into which firms are leading the way in delivering outstanding client experience.
Hundreds of advisers took part, and their aggregated feedback has determined this year’s highly competitive shortlists, spanning six award categories, including the newly introduced Best Retirement Proposition award.
The winners will be announced at the Citywire Wealth Manager Conference and Awards in London on 5 March 2026.
We are incredibly proud to be recognised by advisers in both reporting and communication, two areas that sit at the heart of how we support our partners and their clients.
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