PPF to bring asset management in-house

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The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) is developing plans to bring some of its asset management in-house as it expects to see external manager fees rise 50% this year.

The lifeboat fund revealed in its latest three-year strategic plan, published today, that it was looking to insource in asset classes where it was deemed cost efficient to do so. This could incl...

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