Firms ordered to redress £150m as pension switching probe continues

Laura Miller
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Ongoing Financial Services Authority investigations into poor pension switching advice are expected to result in firms paying out more than £150m in redress to customers.

The regulator has ordered 10 firms to review past sales and procedures as part of its clamp-down on unsuitable advice, but it is looking at 22 individual businesses in total. RSM Tenon Financial...

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