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Research shows surge in use of sole trustees, and MPs probe TPR over LDI crisis

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The most read stories this week on PP
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The most read stories this week on PP

This week’s top stories include Lane Clark & Peacock research revealing a surge in the use of sole trustees, and the Work and Pensions Committee asking The Pensions Regulator if it should have taken stronger action over the liability-driven investment crisis.

LCP research reveals 20% surge in use of sole trustees There was a 20% increase in UK schemes appointing sole trustees over the past year, latest Lane Clark & Peacock research reveals. MPs...

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