AMNT: Remove obstacles to help lay trustees reach 'full potential'

Association has urged TPR to improve the support available to trustees

Martin Richmond
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AMNT: Remove obstacles to help lay trustees reach 'full potential'

The government and The Pensions Regulator (TPR) should consider addressing the impediments preventing member-nominated trustees (MNTs), from reaching their ‘full potential’, the Association for Member Nominated Trustees (AMNT) says.

In a consultation with its members, AMNT proposals on the future of pensions trusteeship ­- published today (22 May) - the association outlined its proposals to provide support and guidance around ...

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