Schemes increasingly looking in-house

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Pension schemes are increasingly appointing chief investment officers for in-house investment expertise and to slash the costs incurred by using third-party consultants, DMGT says.

DMGT head of investment Mike Weston said his appointment effectively "swings the pendulum back in favour of the scheme," enabling it to interpret more critically the investment advice coming from i...

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