The way forward

Helen Morrissey
clock • 17 min read

Retirement Planner editor Helen Morrissey recently chaired an online Conjecture debate on the SIPP market. Advisers were encouraged to put their views to a panel of industry experts on how they feel the SIPP market is developing

Today we will be discussing the growth prospects for the SIPP market. We will kick off our panel discussion with the first question which I will direct to Richard Mattison. What is the panel's view on SIPP Light products, more specifically, the process of moving from one of these into a full SIPP? Richard Mattison: Well I think that the SIPP market is basically divided into two types of product. You get the full SIPP, where all the HMRC allowable investments and retirement options are permitted, and then you get the SIPP Light products which are really fund platform products. I am ...

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