Fewer schemes will carry out enhanced transfer value exercises following the introduction of a code of conduct and changes in how members are advised, says law firm Osborne Clarke.
Partner Keith Webster told delegates at the PP Show that the ban on cash incentives in the code, published earlier this year, would reduce take-up from members, making the exercises less attractive...
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