How AI is driving more complex pension member complaints

Richard Bacon and Henry Day say there has been a step change in member requests and complaints

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Richard Bacon and Henry Day say schemes that fail to adapt risk being overwhelmed by volume and exposed by inconsistencies in their responses to members
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Richard Bacon and Henry Day say schemes that fail to adapt risk being overwhelmed by volume and exposed by inconsistencies in their responses to members

Artificial intelligence is changing pensions complaints and claims, and placing increasing demands on pension schemes.

Until a few years ago, members would have required legal support to understand, and request, the range of information and documents available to them through different means. This includes membe...

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