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Protected rights are just one of several catalysts for growth in the SIPP market, says John Moret

Given the huge growth in SIPP sales post A-Day what are your future growth expectations for the market? There are catalysts that will drive growth on every front and we may even see this growth accelerating in future. For instance there are issues surrounding defined benefit schemes and we're still waiting for amendments to transfer value regulations. We've also got the legacy insurance company products that are coming under increasing scrutiny and could look to transfer into SIPPs. The value of this could be somewhere around £100 billion. If you take that with DB schemes which could easi...

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