PLSA urges members to be more active in policy creation

James Phillips
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The Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association (PLSA) needs a greater number of more active members to drive its policy development and arguments, Richard Butcher has said.

Opening the organisation's investment conference on March 7, the PLSA's chairman told delegates "we have a lot of influence" but this can be used more effectively if the industry is more active in ...

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