Engagement a key review priority for DC schemes

Half of senior decision makers keen for improvement in member communication

Martin Richmond
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Hatcher: "It is refreshing to see sponsors believe improvements in engagement are a clear priority"
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Hatcher: "It is refreshing to see sponsors believe improvements in engagement are a clear priority"

Improving member engagement and communication is an important priority for defined contribution (DC) schemes, according to new research from the HSBC Master Trust.

In a survey of 400 senior DC scheme sponsor decision makers, one-in-three revealed that they believe their schemes need to be reviewed in order to address member engagement with the scheme. Over...

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