XPS Pensions: Trustees must 'wake up and smell the coffee' after CMA review

James Phillips
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Some investment consultants and fiduciary managers may be misrepresenting the conclusions of a major market competition review to clients, XPS Pensions says.

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) published its final report on its investigation of the market last month, but some firms have "spun" the findings to an extent where clients are not awar...

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