Can the Investor Forum represent asset owners with just two schemes on board?

The body formed in response to the Kay Review has too few schemes and too many asset managers

Stephanie Baxter
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The body formed in response to the Kay Review has too few schemes and too many asset managers, finds Stephanie Baxter

There are growing concerns that the Investor Forum formed in response to the Kay Review has too few pension schemes represented on its board. There are just three asset owners, including two pen...

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