18 May 2020
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"We need to look very carefully at some of the financial ombudsman cases that have been made to see whether they have been made on the basis of the criteria that Carey cases have now dispelled" - Hurley Partners' Martin Tilley.
Pension providers say the Carey Pensions judgment has brought into question financial ombudsman cases that fall in favour of clients.
Self-invested personal pensions (SIPP) provider Carey Pensions - renamed to Options Pensions since the case began - has won a long-running case brought against it by former client Russell Adams, whose...
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