NAPF says IGG must not become "backdoor route" for regulation

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THE Investment Governance Group must not become a backdoor route for further regulation, the National Association of Pension Funds warns.

The trade body said that it broadly welcomed the formation of the IGG and said that agreeing the remit of this new industry body had to be made a priority. It urged the IGG to become the main v...

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