Global DC attitudes to inertia versus member engagement differ widely, finds Thinking Ahead
Defined contribution (DC) schemes’ visions are generally aligned, but there are mixed views on the power of the default versus member engagement, according to the Thinking Ahead Institute.
In its latest research on the global changing DC landscape published today (14 October), the institute - which is an outgrowth of Willis Towers Watson's Thinking Ahead group - found less than half (44%)...
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