PASA publishes code of conduct for administrators

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The Pensions Administration Standards Association (PASA) has published its code of conduct on administrator provider transfers in hope of ironing out issues in the industry.

The code sets out the manner in which ceding administrators and newly appointed administrators should act, and interact, in the case of a transfer. It applies to third party administrators (TPA)...

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