Sipp market troubles to shake up wealth industry
Mattioli Woods managing director speaks to IA about pensions, M&A, and the future of the industry
Mattioli Woods managing director speaks to IA about pensions, M&A, and the future of the industry
Americans with UK pensions have ‘been underserved over the years’
The £4m deal is an ‘important step’ for the firm which wants to continue expanding in the sector
More acquisitions on the agenda – specifically in Qrops and UK workplace master trust sectors
A UK MP has branded the trend ‘worrying’, especially if investors don’t have a financial buffer
Also increase in portfolio management cases and referrals between October and December 18
Buyer will not take on potential liabilities linked to mass mis-selling claims
High-profile court case not a barrier to the deal
Ruling opens the door for thousands who have lost money to claim back their losses, says law firm
Nearly 60% of self-invested personal pension complaints upheld
The UK’s Pensions Ombudsman has upheld a complaint against insurer Phoenix Life, but absolved financial product provider James Hay of any wrongdoing, after a self-invested personal pension (Sipp) was wrongly disinvested.
The UK self-invested personal pension (Sipp) market is expected to grow by £1.9bn a year to 2020 despite rising customer complaints, according to the latest research by GlobalData.