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A subsidiary of Standard Life plc which provides pension and life assurance products to retail customers has been fined £2,450,000 for breaches of FSA Principle 3 and Principle 7 (reduced from £3,500,000 for early settlement
Since 1995, life assurance and pensions firms have been required to submit information to regulators concerning the persistency of their life assurance and pensions business
