'Regulatory inhibition' stifling workplace pension advice
Industry experts weigh in
Gemma Siddle: "If all of the firms applying for pension transfer gold standards left the industry then where does that leave us."
Pension industry experts have highlighted a high proportion of investors are making “poor decisions based on poor advice” and a reluctance amongst firms to provide advice on pensions.
The Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA) latest publication, Driving Purposeful Cultures, Pensions Management Institute president Lesley Carline and Duncan Watson, CEO of EQ Paymaster, co-authored an essay...
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