2016 has been another year of consolidation in the Sipp industry, this can be seen as good or bad depending on who you are and more importantly, where the Sipps end up.
After reflecting on developments in the SIPP market over the last few weeks I’ve concluded that it’s definitely a case of out with the old and in with the new.
The latest FOS complaints data has shown Sipps had a higher complaint uphold rate than any other financial product.
Sipp and SSAS Rowanmoor Group has been bought out, it has been announced.
Curtis Banks has continued its Sipp acquisition trail by acquiring 5,000 Sipps - with assets under administration of approximately £630m - from the administrators of European Pensions Management.
The average FSCS compensation payments for a Sipp-related claim increased by 31% in the last financial year.
I decided to try and avoid the Brexit vote for a little longer and thought the best way to do this was to run a marathon around a forest.
Sipp and family pension trust operator Rowanmoor Group has promoted Sarah Nightingale to Sipp operations director.
A revamp of the Talbot and Muir Sipp has been announced this morning.
New premiums driven into personal pensions and Sipps increased to £3.8 billion in the first quarter of 2016, according to data from Equifax Touchstone.