Four in five believe 2020 shows need for governance review

James Phillips
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Last year proved so significant that it merits an evaluation of governance arrangements, according to four in five respondents to a poll.

The pandemic and its associated financial impact demonstrated the need for schemes to look at their governance, particularly around decision-making, as they both sought to minimise losses and captu...

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