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GC20/1: Advising on pension transfers [pdf]
The FCA is consulting on guidance on what it expects from firms when advising on pension transfers and conversions, particularly from defined benefit (DB) schemes to defined contribution (DC) schemes. -
PS20/6: Pension transfer advice: feedback on CP19/25 and our final rules and guidance [pdf]
The FCA has published new rules and guidance on pension transfer advice, particularly defined benefit (DB) to defined contribution (DC) transfers. -
FCA confirms Finalised Guidance for advising on Defined Benefit transfers
Defined Benefit Pension transfer guidance -
Do the right thing
Speech by Therese Chambers, Joint Executive Director of Enforcement and Market Oversight, delivered at the City & Financial FCA Investigations and Enforcement summit. -
CP19/25: Pension transfer advice: contingent charging and other proposed changes [pdf]
This Consultation Paper sets out the FCA's proposed measures to change how advisers manage and deliver pension transfer advice, particularly for defined benefit (DB) to defined contribution (DC) transfers. -
Heritage Pensions Limited in liquidation
As Heritage Pensions Limited has entered liquidation, we set out the steps Heritage clients should take and advice on how to protect against scams. -
FG17/9: Summary of feedback received [pdf]
A summary of feedback we received to GC17/1: Changes to the way firms calculate redress for unsuitable defined benefit pension transfers. -
Defined Benefit Advice Assessment tool (DBAAT) [xlsx]
The DBAAT helps firms and pension transfer specialists understand our file review methodology for DB transfer advice -
FCA announces further action on defined benefit transfers
The Financial Conduct Authority has today published the results of the data it has received from firms carrying out Defined Benefit (DB) transfers and set out the next steps in its supervisory work related to transfers. -
Euro Benefit Networks (clone of FCA authorised firm)
Fraudsters are using the details of firms we authorise to try to convince people that they work for a genuine, authorised firm. Find out more about this 'clone firm'.