Trustees 'too reliant' on advisers to address governance gaps

James Phillips
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Pension scheme trustees are relying too much on their advisers to give a holistic view of any governance challenges their scheme may be facing, says RSM.

A survey of 200 pension professionals found that over half expect their advisers to raise governance concerns, but none can give a ‘helicopter view' of all scheme operations. RSM warned such an app...

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