FSCS ruling on adviser liability could hit SIPP non-standard assets - Dentons
Access to non-standard asset investing in self-invested personal pensions (SIPPs) could be curtailed by the latest Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) ruling which places liability for investment losses on financial advisers, according to Dentons' Martin Tilley.
The FSCS has said it will begin compensating SIPP investors for losses relating to the investments in three failed schemes - Green Oil Plantations; Harlequin Hotels and Resorts; and Sustainable AgroEnergy....
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