Potential for conflicts of interest on trustee boards remains high, research shows, with 94pc of them including senior executives and managers.
A survey by law firm Allen & Overy found 17pc of schemes had either the chairman; chief executive; vice-chancellor or deputy vice-chancellor as a trustee. Almost half (43pc) allowed the finance d...
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