PASA to launch accreditation process after successful pilot schemes

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The Pensions Administration and Standards Association (PASA) will officially launch its accreditation process after pilot schemes with the Royal Mail and Ensign come to an end.

It revealed its plans to run an accreditation process in October last year, outlining a two-tiered process of silver and gold recognition and for both in-house and third party administrators (TPA)....

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