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Our Regulatory Update focuses on regulatory and policy activities for our clients.
Each quarter, James Carter, Head of Platform Policy, provides his insights into the key regulatory and policy issues within the continually evolving pensions landscape.
This quarter, James Carter, Head of Platform Policy, reflects on the Pensions Investment Review and the Pension Schemes Bill. He also shares his views on small pots consolidation plans, Mansion House Accord, Pensions Dashboard progress and targeted support proposals. The FCA Financial Lives survey also provides further insight on consumers and their experiences of financial services.
In this video, James Carter outlines the intentions of the Pensions Investment Review and the Pension Schemes Bill. He reflects on the role we are playing in consultations which are shaping proposed developments on value for money framework and targeted support.
Previous Regulatory Updates
Regulatory Alert - June 2025
James Carter, Head of Platform Policy provides his views on recent regulatory updates
Regulatory Update Q1 2025
In this quarter, responses to Government and regulatory consultations, a New Minister for Pensions and Government initiatives, progress updates on Pensions Dashboards and HM Treasury policy paper to ensure regulation supports growth.
James Carter Head of Platform Policy - 09 Apr 2025
Regulatory Update Q4 2024
This quarter saw the first Budget of the new Labour Government and the Mansion House speech which included announcements on reform to pensions.
James Carter Head of Platform Policy - 14 Jan 2025
Regulatory Update Q3 2024
In this quarter, we look at the early actions of the new Labour Government including the Pensions Schemes Bill, Pensions' Review and Value for Money framework consultation.
James Carter Head of Platform Policy - 04 Oct 2024
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