UK - New NAPF chief executive Christine Farnish has urged the government to reduce the red tape burden so employers can give workers "decent schemes".
Farnish – speaking after taking up her new role at the NAPF – said: “Pensions administration is a very complex world. It’s costly and a hassle, and the more of these burdens that can be removed, th...
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