Professional trustees claiming to have “provisional” trustee accreditation are creating confusion in the market and are undermining the whole process, the Pensions Management Institute (PMI) has warned.
Writing for Professional Pensions, the organisation said provisional accreditation has "no validity whatsoever", and that several of those who said they had this had yet to sit the necessary exams....
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