PP survey: scheme managers back shared risk schemes

Jonathan Stapleton
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Some 51% of scheme managers believe the development of shared risk schemes would have benefited the industry if implemented, a survey by Professional Pensions has revealed (PP, February 4).

The survey - of 100 senior scheme managers - found only 29% believed such schemes would not have benefited the industry and 20% were unsure if further regulation in this area would have been any us...

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