NAPF scales back on 'pounds and pence' charges code

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The National Association of Pension Funds has scaled back plans to introduce a ‘pounds and pence' charges code.

The code of conduct, published today, does not include a requirement for providers to disclose fees in cash terms, rather than a percentage of a member's pot. This is despite NAPF chief executiv...

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