Trustees of pension schemes of all sizes are spending more time on their roles yet are on average being paid less, latest analysis from PwC has suggested.
Chairmen of defined benefit (DB) schemes with over £5bn assets earned £59,159 in 2016, while board members earned £20,658. In contrast, for schemes with under £500m of assets, they were paid £24,42...
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