FCA to collect data from all advice firms with DB transfer permissions
45 more firms asked for information
“We are currently reviewing all feedback to this consultation, including the input received around the register" - FCA's Megan Butler
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has revealed plans to collect data from all firms that hold pension transfer permissions in 2018.
A letter from FCA executive director of supervision Megan Butler to parliamentary Work and Pensions Select Committee chair Frank Field revealed the regulator's pension transfer plans for the upcoming year....
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