Industry raises questions over the future of the lay trusteeship model

Helen Morrissey
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A new model of trusteeship is needed with the role of lay trustees limited in future, delegates at the Pensions Show 2010 heard.

In a panel at the show, Pensions Management Institute chief executive Vince Linnane said, while he did not want to diminish the work of lay trustees, he questioned whether lay trustees should be tr...

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