CDC easy to enable but needs clear governance from the get-go, MPs told

James Phillips
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Collective defined contribution (CDC) schemes will need clear and transparent governance frameworks, as well as effective communication strategies, to be a success, the Work and Pensions Committee (WPC) has been told.

In evidence to its inquiry into the mooted schemes, several experts told the committee the schemes could be enabled with small changes to existing legislation, including building in specific govern...

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