Nearly half of advisers could exit DB market in 12 months - Royal London and LCP
PII driving market
Nearly half of financial advisers currently operating in the defined benefit (DB) transfer market could exit by this time next year, with issues surrounding PI insurance appearing to be the main driver of change, research has found.
A joint research paper by Royal London and pension consultancy Lane Clark & Peacock surveyed more than 750 individuals working at adviser firms. Almost three-quarters (71%) of those had given DB transfer...
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