FCA hones in on 90 most active firms in DB transfer market
'Stopped' 24 firms in sector
“We’re individually assessing the 90 most impactful firms that are operating in this space which involves us visiting the firm, " - FCA's Chris McGrath.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is individually assessing the 90 most “impactful firms” in the defined benefit (DB) transfer space, the regulator has revealed.
Speaking on an FCA podcast, head of intermediaries and scams Chris McGrath revealed the financial watchdog was looking at the 90 most active firms in the DB market, and judging their advice processes....
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