Large employers to exit in-house pensions management

Research finds one in four large employers want to outsource pension management in the next year

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Ross Trustees trustee director Geoff McKenzie
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Ross Trustees trustee director Geoff McKenzie

Increasing governance requirements from The Pensions Regulator (TPR) as well as high levels of staff turnover mean employers are struggling to manage their pension schemes in-house, Ross Trustees has said.

The professional trustee firm surveyed more than 500 UK senior business leaders at companies with more than 250 employees - the UK government's definition of a large employer. Ross Trustees trus...

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