Opperman 'unsympathetic' towards dashboard delays

Getting dashboard data in hand will help solve small pots issue, says pensions minister

Martin Richmond
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Opperman: "I have zero sympathy for those firms who have failed to have their data in order for their members"
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Opperman: "I have zero sympathy for those firms who have failed to have their data in order for their members"

Schemes need to ensure they have sufficiently prepared the necessary data required for the introduction of the pensions dashboards, according to pensions and financial inclusion minister Guy Opperman.

Speaking on an episode of the Lang Cat podcast on 30 August, the minister addressed some of the key issues facing the industry, where he issued a sharp rebuke for any schemes that have yet to organ...

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