One in three of schemes do not review fiduciary managers

Michael Klimes
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More than one in three schemes that use a fiduciary manager has no formal process to review their relationship according to an annual survey from Buck Consultants at Xerox.

The survey, carried out by Spence Johnson for Buck Consultants at Xerox, suggested some schemes were taking more of a "set and forget" approach, which could lead to significant problems down the li...

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