UK regulators eye SMCR coronavirus relief
To give more time to firms struggling with the pandemic
To give more time to firms struggling with the pandemic
Around 1,800 customers invested roughly £36m
Investors told to ‘reject all unexpected and unsolicited offers’
And stopped even more through informal discussions with firms
‘They can increase customer anxiety and are a blunt instrument’
Consumers have already been contacted by fraudsters looking to steal their money
As the sector continues to struggle to deal with issues arising from covid-19
As it postpones publication of policy paper because of covid-19
He failed to fully understand the underlying products customers were investing in via their Sipp
Changes to start on 1 April
Offering them help for an upfront fee
A quarter of those seeking to roll out digital tools to market