Wednesday, 05 September 2012 09:28
James Hay outlines RDR proposition for advisers
Pension and wrap provider James Hay, a sponsor of the Institute of Financial Planning, has finalised its RDR proposition for advisers.
From 1 January 2013, James Hay will offer advisers flexible adviser charging including event driven percentages, flat or tiered rates and access to a fully unbundled Sipp fund platform.
This is alongside features such as the ability to separate adviser and iSipp platform charges, access to a fully unbundled wrap fund platform and illustrations with asset driven growth rates and fund specific charges, which are already available from the firm.
James Hay said it would be writing to advisers over the next few months to detail its full RDR proposition.
From 1 January 2013, James Hay will offer advisers flexible adviser charging including event driven percentages, flat or tiered rates and access to a fully unbundled Sipp fund platform.
This is alongside features such as the ability to separate adviser and iSipp platform charges, access to a fully unbundled wrap fund platform and illustrations with asset driven growth rates and fund specific charges, which are already available from the firm.
James Hay said it would be writing to advisers over the next few months to detail its full RDR proposition.
Tim Sargisson, managing director of James Hay, said: "Advisers have enough on their plate readying themselves for the RDR without worrying whether product providers are prepared.
"The James Hay iSipp and wrap products have been offering features designed with the RDR in mind for some time but with so much discussion about company offerings and criticism that Sipp providers aren't ready, it was important to update our advisers on what we have been developing and confirm that everything will be in place for the RDR implementation date of 1 January 2013."• Want to receive a free weekly summary of the best news stories from our website? Just go to home page and submit your name and email address. If you are already logged in you will need to log out to see the e-newsletter sign up. You can then log in again.
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