DC schemes failing to review investment principles

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Nearly half of defined contribution (DC) schemes have not reviewed their statement of investment principles (SIP) in the last three years - a potential breach of their legal duties.

The Pensions Regulator's (TPR) annual governance survey - published last week - found that, despite a legal requirement for all schemes to review SIPs at least every three years or after any signif...

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