From data to display:
Operating across the pensions dashboards ecosystem
WEBINAR REPLAY
How are firms delivering across different, and sometimes multiple areas of the ecosystem? How can we ensure all parties are working effectively together in order to deliver dashboards to consumers?
Who's on board?
Lisa Gotsinas - Head of Digital Product Management – Workplace Savings at L&G
Richard Smith - Independent Pensions Dashboards Consultant, Volunteer Chair of the Dashboard Operators Coalition
John Parker (host) - Sales Director - Pensions & Wealth at Moneyhub
Who is this for?
This session is for people involved or interested in becoming a Pensions Dashboard Provider.
What will we cover?
The first pensions dashboards connection deadline is just a few months away, with providers connecting in beta right now.
To make dashboards work, multiple parties and technical services need to be connected. The pensions dashboards ecosystem encompasses dashboards themselves, find and view interfaces, the central digital architecture, and multiple data providers.
Parties involved include:
Government Bodies and Regulators like the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), Pensions Dashboards Programme (PDP) and Department for Work and Pensions (DWP)
Data suppliers/Integrated Service Providers (ISPs)
Data displayers - MaPS and and providers offering their own Qualifying Pensions Dashboard Services (QPDS) ie L&G, Standard Life, Aviva, Scottish Widows as well as additional (P)DOC members
Individual consumers who will use a QPDS (or the MoneyHelper dashboard from MaPS)
