Pension dashboard fee is too high and deters small providers

James Phillips
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The ABI is charging too high fees for providers to take part in the pension dashboard and it would alienate smaller firms, the industry has said.

This week's 93 respondents were also asked whether their scheme had changed their currency hedging strategy, and whether longevity assumptions are too prudent. A majority (53%) of respondents...

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