
Two in five defined contribution (DC) schemes have not yet included ESG factors in the design of their default investment strategy, Lane Clark & Peacock (LCP) says.
It comes as the consultancy warns the raft of policy and regulation being laid out for DC schemes is a signal that time is running out to act. LCP surveyed 150 DC schemes to find that while the ...
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