The National Association of Pension Funds chairman has hit back at media reports which accused it of being "hopelessly conflicted" and deliberately not speaking out on companies' corporate governance.
In a letter to The Times, NAPF chairman Lindsay Tomlinson said those reports were "failing to represent the priorities of its pension fund members by not doing more on corporate governance". He ...
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