Government to consider axing non-disclosure agreements

Stephanie Baxter
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A proposed change to the Pension Schemes Bill would put an end to non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) that hide the fees that schemes pay asset managers.

Lord Michael German proposed amending the Pension Schemes Bill in such a way that would stop schemes from signing these contracts with managers. German, who is former leader of the Welsh Liberal...

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