4th September 2017

Seneca Investment Managers announced as latest provider partner for Panacea Adviser

Panacea Adviser, the online community and resource for financial advisers and paraplanners, has announced Seneca Investment Managers (IM) as the latest firm to join its growing roster of provider partners.

Liverpool-based Seneca IM was established in 2002 and specialises in multi-asset value investing for financial advisers, discretionary private client managers and personal investors, as well as institutions such as pension funds and charities.

As Panacea’s latest provider partner, Seneca IM will focus on delivering a range of unique insight and educational materials such as thought-leadership features and research, to help the Panacea community stay up to date with the latest developments across both traditional assets and more specialist sectors including property, private equity and infrastructure.

Derek Bradley, CEO of Panacea Adviser, said: “Panacea Adviser has built its reputation on providing our community with the best materials and content to support their businesses. Working with a specialist firm like Seneca IM ensures that we offer advisers as broad a view of the market and investment opportunities as possible and we are delighted to welcome them as our latest provide partner.”

Steve Hunter, Head of Business Development, Seneca IM, added:The current low interest rate and low growth environment is making it increasingly challenging for people to seek out attractive returns, so we’re excited to share our views and insights on what we believe are exciting opportunities to hunt down value in specialist sectors, via the Panacea community.”

Please visit the Tools & Resources area of the site to find out more about Seneca and what it offers.

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