PLSA awards first Requirement Quality Marks

James Phillips
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Xafinity's National Pension Trust, Lifesight and Legal & General (L&G) have been named as the first awardees of the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association's (PLSA) Retirement Quality Mark (RQM).

The accolade, which was launched last month, recognises drawdown providers which meet certain quality standards in relation to governance and communications. The awards were announced at the PSL...

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