Regulatory resolutions and a 'SIPP on the side'… It's The Pro Adviser Podcast

It’s The Pro Adviser Podcast

Hannah Godfrey
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The Pro Adviser Podcast, in association with Architas, is back for 2020, kicking off the decade with pensions legend John Moret – or, as listeners may know him, ‘Mr SIPP’.

This week PA news editor Hannah Godfrey is joined by More to SIPPs founder John Moret to talk all things Senior Managers and Certification Regime (SM&CR) and, of course, self-invested personal pensions (SIPPs). Moret argues adviser firms should see the recent SM&CR legislation as more than just a box ticking exercise, and gives listeners his insight into the SIPP sector after working in the pensions industry for nearly 50 years. You can listen to the podcast - and all our other episodes - through iTunes and Spotify by searching for The Pro Adviser Podcast or Professional Adviser i...

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