FCA finds no major transition management flaws despite £23m State Street fine
The transition management industry does not warrant large-scale Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) intervention despite State Street being fined almost £23m for overcharging clients.
Transition management - the process of transferring funds between investment managers, markets and products - sees a total of £165bn a year moved for clients such as pension funds. There are 13 providers...
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