UK - The Pensions Protection Fund could encourage trustees to make high-risk investments, lawyers warn.
They say trustees are likely to invest more “adventurously” – particularly in equities and hedge funds – after the PPF is introduced because they know members’ pensions will be protected. Lovell...
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