Industry mostly dissatisfied with current direction of pensions policy
More than half (55%) of the pensions industry is dissatisfied with the direction of pensions policy going into 2020, according to research from the Pensions Management Institute (PMI).
The firm's survey revealed 31% of respondents are doubtful that The Pensions Regulator will focus on the "right areas" of pensions policy over the next six months. While two fifths (39%) of industry...
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