Sole trustee appointments are featuring more often in tender proposals as schemes seek nimbleness and expertise. James Phillips looks at a Kempen white paper on the burgeoning market.
With governance burdens rising, nimbleness more necessary, and legacy schemes finding it difficult to attract talented lay trustees, the time appears ripe for the growth of the sole trustee market....
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