FTSE DC schemes continue to diversify default funds

Stephanie Baxter
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Defined contribution (DC) schemes at some of the UK's biggest companies are speeding up diversification of their default funds, according to a report by Schroders.

The asset manager's fifth FTSE DC Report, published today, finds that schemes have continued to increase allocation to alternatives and fixed income while reducing exposure to developed equities. ...

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