2021 will continue to be a 'challenge' for pension schemes

Holly Roach
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Schemes must understand how they shape up and develop a strategy for recovery as it becomes “apparent that 2021 will continue to be a challenge for pension schemes”, Aon says.

The consultant has explained how it should have been possible for schemes to achieve an improvement in funding over 2020 with a passive investment strategy, plus high hedging and diversified growth...

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