TISA launches re-reg service agreement for platforms

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TISA has issued an industry-wide Service Level Agreement which will allow platform providers to start piloting their re-registration procedures.

Its arrival will help providers meet the deadline for industry-wide re-registration of 31 December 2012, in time for the RDR. The agreement is based on work already undertaken by the UK Market Practice Group and refined by the SLA Workstream within the re-registration project. Malcolm Small, director of policy at TISA, says: "The issue of the SLA follows much hard work by the UKMPG and the TISA SLA Workstream. Our thanks are due to members of both for their commitment in producing this document, which sets challenging, but achievable, timescales for re-registration to occur, based on ...

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