One in eight trustees predict their organisation will adopt CDC by 2025

Kim Kaveh
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A minority (13%) of trustees and corporate sponsors predict their organisation is "likely" or "very likely" to adopt a collective defined contribution (CDC) scheme by 2025, Willis Towers Watson finds.

In a webinar of 76 organisations in March, the consultancy found, however, that just over a third thought their scheme members would struggle to understand the nature and variability of CDC pension...

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