Segars defends charges code in Westminster grilling

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National Association of Pension Funds chief executive Joanne Segars has defended aspects of its code of conduct on charges.

The code, published today (PP Online 28 November), originally aimed to force providers to disclose charges in ‘pounds and pence' terms when launched in autumn 2011 . However, the final code, rel...

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