Schemes may have had a trustee board structure in place for 50 years, but is it really ticking all the governance boxes in the current – and increasingly onerous – regulatory environment, asks Karen Parry.
Governance has always been a central tenet of defined benefit (DB) schemes, but there simply isn't the time any more to let things run their course and hope that everything turns out alright on the...
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