Aon, Mercer and Willis Towers Watson have renewed criticism of the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) over its analysis of the benefits of tendering for fiduciary management contracts.
The investment consultants and fiduciary managers - often considered the ‘big three' - have rejected the competition watchdog's latest findings, published last month, that conducting a competitive ...
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