Cost of living crisis is key concern for charity trustees

Other challenges include the new funding code and a need for more ESG guidance

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Cost of living crisis is key concern for charity trustees

Charity pension schemes are facing several challenges this year including the impact of the macro-economic crisis on employees and the regulator’s new funding code, according to the Charities Pensions Club (CPC).

The CPC's 2022 Member Benchmarking Data Report helps charity pension managers oversee their schemes more efficiently and cost-effectively. It said one challenge facing trustees is that individuals ...

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