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The £100bn question…
By Owen Walker
Published:  15 November, 2008

Alan Smith: Whether it is £18bn or £100bn, there is quite a lot of money tied up in these funds. I am not necessarily convinced that, if there is £100bn, all of it is standing by waiting to get rolled into self-invested personal pensions (Sipps). Probably no more than 20% of the entire fund is standing by, ready to get rolled into Sipps at the moment.



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