FCA could relax rules to encourage innovation in pensions

Stephanie Baxter
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is ready to relax regulation to encourage technological innovation in the pensions industry and other financial services.

The watchdog unveiled an Innovation Hub last week, a service to support new thinking in the financial sector to foster competition and improve services for consumers. The hub will provide direct...

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