Aegon: Pricing cap will be industry standard by 2024

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Pricing caps on assets under management in the advised platform market will be industry standard within the next ten years, according to Aegon investment director Nick Dixon.

Aegon today unveiled plans to effectively cap the annual charges on both the One Retirement self-invested personal pension and the Aegon Retirement Choices (ARC) wrap at £750 and £1,215 respectively. Dixon said a combination of market pressure and economics of scale will draw the majority of the industry into this structure, potentially as soon as 2019. He said: "What we are announcing today with a maximum fee, will be industry standard in five to ten years time. The bulk of the industry will have a maximum structurally similar to Aegon in ten years. "This is a trend that will emer...

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