Growing number of schemes exploring ETVs and PIEs

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Consultants are seeing a surge of interest in incentivised transfer exercises after the publication of a code of practice earlier this summer brought some certainty to the market.

The number of exercises dropped off sharply in 2011 after pensions minister Steve Webb publicly criticised the practice and set up an industry working group to produce a code (PP Online, 17 Novembe...

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