RDR Question Time – Thursday 8 January 2009
The Personal Finance Society held its RDR Question Time on 8th January at the London Stock Exchange in front of a capacity audience, with a further 300+ members participating online via a live, interactive broadcast.
The event, which was sponsored by Friends Provident and saw more than 100 questions posted to the expert panel, was chaired by Trevor Matthews, Chief Executive of Friends Provident and President of the CII. The panel comprised Richard Taylor from the FSA, Dr Peter Williams of AEGON UK, Jim Reeve of Positive Solutions, Ray Milne of HBOS and Fay Goddard of the Personal Finance Society.
Click below to view a video recording of the event:
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