Covid-19 has removed any doubt over the necessity of superfunds
Superfunds will be a “useful weapon” for defined benefit schemes moving forward, with their need solidified after the economic struggles caused by the coronavirus pandemic, Guy Opperman has said.
Speaking at a Society of Pension Professionals online conference this morning (15 September), the pensions and financial inclusion minister labelled the greenlighting of superfunds as his proudest accomplishment...
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