Exclusive: PASA to launch mediation service for TPA transfers

Michael Klimes
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The Pensions Administration Standards Association (PASA) will set up a mediation service to help schemes resolve issues when changing third-party administrator (TPA), PP can reveal.

The industry body is concerned about inconsistent standards in the area of service transfers and expects to publish details of the project via a formal launch in January 2018. The service will b...

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