Policy proposals and draft regulations designed to improve the accessibility of illiquid assets for defined contribution (DC) schemes add more pressure on trustees and fail to prove strong benefit for members, the industry says.
These proposals and regulations were outlined in a mass consultation package on 30 March that included the government's response to its charge cap consultation from November outlining proposals to ...
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