UK - Trustees and actuaries that are too conservative - such as those who adopt liability driven investments (LDI) strategies - could leave themselves vulnerable to negligence claims, said Reynolds Porter Chamberlain (RPC).
According to the law firm, the industry had performed a remarkable u-turn since the stock market crash of 2001/2002, when many claims were launched against pension trustees and their advisers for t...
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