PASA publishes guidance on data presence and accuracy

Guidance advises trustees on how to improve and maintain data accuracy

Holly Roach
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PAA chair Kim Gubler

The Pensions Administration Standards Association (PASA) has published data accuracy guidance, looking at data presence versus accuracy.

The guidance – launched today (4 June) – gives advice to trustees on how to improve data accuracy and outlines necessary steps to take to ensure accuracy is maintained. PASA said trustees must b...

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