UK - The £22bn British Coal Pension Schemes are to look at whether or not they will retain Goldman Sachs Asset Management services in the third quarter, according to David Morgan, chief executive of CMT Pension Trustee Services.
Goldman Sachs’ contract with the Mineworkers Pension Scheme and the British Coal Staff Superannuation Scheme runs out in August, Morgan said. Approximately £16.1bn - or 73% of the schemes’ combined...
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