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Pension scheme data cleansing - survey results

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Thursday, 15 August 2013

PSIT recently ran a survey about pension scheme data cleansing projects with the aim of clarifying: how much data cleansing exercises actually cost, how long they take and what value they really add.

A copy of the full results of the survey can be downloaded below, but some of the highlights are:

  • almost 87% of respondents had completed a data cleansing project within the last three years
  • data quality issues were found in 89% of cases
  • whilst the majority of data cleansing projects cost less than £5,000, fees in excess of £40,000 were charged in 10% of cases
  • almost 40% took (or are expected to take) over 12 months to complete

 

Download full survey results

 

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