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Defined benefit (DB) scheme trustees are looking to their schemes to provide them with better technological support, with eight in ten agreeing ad-hoc and online meetings will permanently replace the pre-Covid quarterly meeting cycle.
Defined benefit (DB) scheme trustees are looking to their schemes to provide them with better technological support, with eight in ten agreeing ad-hoc and online meetings will permanently replace the pre-Covid quarterly meeting cycle.
A Pensions Management Institute survey released today (28 January) and commissioned by River and Mercantile (R&M) found that more than three quarters of trustees felt the coronavirus pandemic "hera...
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