What the FOS? Berkeley Burke hits out at ombudsman's decision-making
Seeking to appeal High Court decision
Embattled SIPP provider Berkeley Burke has hit out at the Financial Ombudsman Service's decision-making process, labelling it capricious and risky to businesses.
In a statement given exclusively to Professional Adviser, Berkeley Burke argued consumers would lose out on choice in the retirement market because of the unpredictable nature of Financial Ombudsman Service...
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