Regulator chairman: FSA could not handle pensions in remit
The Financial Services Authority and its successor bodies may not be able to prioritise pensions standards if regulation were moved to a single body, Michael O'Higgins has said.
Speaking to the Occupational Pensions Defence Union, The Pensions Regulator chairman responded to the suggestion that responsibility for trust and contract-based scheme enforcement should be consolidated...
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