What can we learn from the FCA's DB data dive?

In response to the findings of its marketwide data probe on DB transfers, the regulator declared itself "concerned and disappointed". The FCA's worries focused on firms recommending large volumes of DB transfers despite the regulator's stance that transfers were unlikely to be suitable for most clients. Of 234,951 scheme members who received advice on whether to transfer, it found 69% were recommended to leave their DB scheme.   What, however, can be learned from the mine of figures that underpin the headline numbers?  Not all firms are using their permissions Over the course of ...