Advisers content with serivce from life & pension providers

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The latest Sesame Provider Service Index has revealed advisers are content with the service offered by life and pension providers.

The independent study crowned Just Retirement the leading provider, sitting in the top spot for the third Index running, while Legal & General now occupies second position and Standard Life has risen to third. On average there was a net increase in index scores while the general consensus on the sector as a whole was that the improvements reported by Sesame earlier this year have been maintained, with 36pc of respondents scoring overall service as 'good' or 'excellent' (compared to 37pc last time). However, 20pc of advisers scored the service as 'unacceptable' or 'totally unacceptable...

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