SIPP market consolidation to continue, advisers predict
The majority of financial advisers (85%) believe the number of self-invested personal pension (SIPP) providers will continue to fall in the coming year, according to Dentons Pension Management research.
The SIPP provider polled delegates at its recent annual seminar revealing advisers believe another five or more providers could be swallowed up by rivals. However, they said it was not a significant concern...
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