From the blog: Last week the Pensions Ombudsman said the agency would begin taking a more proactive approach to interventions, especially in appeals that can have broader implications for the pensions industry – a departure from its previously more placatory tone.

 

In the statement, the ombudsman said it would look to be more directly involved in cases that could affect the pensions sector as a whole. 

 

What catalysed the ombudsman into action was the Hughes v Royal London appeal earlier this year.

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