Younger voices on trustee boards are becoming increasingly required - and important - to "reflect and respond to savers' needs", according to the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association's (PLSA) Caroline Escott.
Speaking at Pensions & Benefits UK yesterday (26 June), the association's policy lead for investment and stewardship said schemes must "look at the composition" of their boards and, while each sche...
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