The Personal Finance Society (PFS) has agreed to share the findings of its feedback from its member consultation with the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) board.
The consultation was instigated after the CII’s controversial takeover of the PFS with the appointment of three directors to the PFS board in the lead-up to Christmas.
This was met with an angry response from PFS leadership and has led to several leading members of the PFS organisation quitting due to the situation.
The sharing of feedback was announced after the first meeting of the PFS board on 1 February since the end of the consultation.
In a statement the PFS thanked the “thousands” of PFS members who took the time and effort to participate in the consultation process that began on the 17 January.
It added: “At Wednesday’s meeting, the board was presented with the findings of the member survey, as well as feedback from the webinar sessions and members’ submissions written to PFS interim CEO, Don MacIntyre.
“The board agreed to share these findings with the CII board”.
