Master trusts can improve member outcomes by embracing illiquid investment strategies, Hymans Robertson says.
The consultancy's latest Master Trust Default Fund Review suggested illiquid investments would have improved net returns for members by between 1% and 2% per year over the last ten years. Head o...
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