'Busy summer ahead' as pensions dashboard project gathers pace

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Hope William-Smith
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The pensions industry should expect a busy rest of the year as work on the pensions dashboard begins to ramp up, according to Pensions Dashboard Programme (PDP) principal Chris Curry.

Speaking at the Professional Pensions' PP Live on 13 July Curry said extensive work was underway on the long-awaited project that the industry had yet to see in full. "It's only in the past month or so that we've really been able to publicise a lot of the work happening but it looks like we have a busy summer ahead with market and industry engagement which will lead to a very busy end of the year where, as we build up momentum, we will have the publication of the first set of data standards and also start procurement for the digital architecture for the PDP," he said. This follows the...

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